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	6/18/2015: FRONT PAGE: CANCER RISK IN SLEEPING PILLS SLEEPING pills taken by millions of people in the UK could treble the risk of developing lung cancer. An alarming study shows that taking the drugs on a regular basis is linked to a higher rate of deadly tumours. The study of nearly 30,000 people... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	6/18/2015: Front Page: SPITFIRE HERO, 90, KICKED TO DEATH ON NHS WARD A SECOND World War fighter pilot has died after being attacked in an NHS hospital by a fellow patient. Kenneth Tyrer, 90, hit his head and broke his hip when he was kicked to the floor. Two days later he was dead. The family of the Hurricane and... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	6/18/2015: Front Page: INVASION KILLER JELLYFISH FROM HELL BRITISH beaches are braced for a summer invasion of millions of monster jellyfish. Swarms of the creatures are massing at sea after a huge breeding surge. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	6/18/2015: FRONT PAGE: One-shot malaria drug offers new hope Woman aided pair in ‘Shawshank’ escape An “exciting” new drug developed to treat malaria can be given as a single, one- off dose, scientists say. The drug prevents the infection being transmitted by mosquito bites to other people, said Professor Ian Gilbert, of Dundee University. The new... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	6/17/2015: NEWS: ‘Homes shortage is biggest policy failure in 50 years’ LONDON’S housing shortage is one of Britain’s “biggest public policy failures of the last 50 years”, the head of a new commission into the crisis said today. The lack of affordable homes has forced couples to delay having children and left firms... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	6/18/2015: Front Page: Thatcher's private papers saved for the nation Handwritten accounts of some of the most dramatic episodes of Baroness Thatcher’s premiership will stay in Britain after her family turned down offers from the US and donated them to a college at Cambridge University. Sir Mark Thatcher, his sister,... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/18/2015: FRONT PAGE: Greece: can’t pay, won’t pay Greece put the onus on its creditors last night to prevent it being forced out of the single currency, warning that an economic collapse on a par with the Great Depression of the 1930s had left it broke and unable to pay its debts. Athens announced it... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	6/18/2015: FRONT PAGE: MPs’ ultimatum to Chilcot: publish your report – or quit Sir John Chilcot is under mounting political pressure to bring his six-year investigation into the Iraq war to a close, after he revealed that new lines of inquiry could delay his findings for another year. David Cameron rebuked the former civil... Visit The Independent Web Site

	6/18/2015: Front Page: Treasury acts over ‘serious risk’ as Greek bank warns of painful exit T HE Treasury has made contingency plans to deal with “serious economic risks” to Britain of a possible Greek exit from the eurozone, Downing Street has said. Treasury officials said Chancellor George Osborne regards “Grexit” as “a very serious risk”... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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