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	10/20/2015: FRONT PAGE: RHUBARB CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE RHUBARB contains an ingredient that speedily kills cancer, research has shown. Scientists plan to use the potent substance to create new drugs. In tests parietin, the garden plant’s orange pigment, started destroying tumours almost immediately. In... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/20/2015: Front Page: IVF AND A LINK TO OVARIAN CANCER IVF patients are a third more likely to develop ovarian cancer, a landmark UK study suggests. Doctors say the extra risk shows the need for women to be screened for the disease following fertility treatment. Scientists analysed the records of all the... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/20/2015: Front Page: Your Higher-ness basketball star Yao Ming, 35, as he prepared a speech due to be screened in China. Wills, 33, met the former Houston Rockets star as China’s president Xi Jinping was arriving in the UK for a state visit. Backed by Bear Grylls, 41, he appealed for an... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/20/2015: FRONT PAGE: This year’s Q Awards last night honoured some of the most influential musicians today – and paid tribute to those whose legacies endure. James Bay The Libertines – ‘Gunga Din’ Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – Florence + The Machine – ‘Ship To Wreck’ Best new act: Best track: Best album: Best video: Best live act: Best solo artist: Best act in the world today: Gibson Les Paul award: Classic album: Classic single – Outstanding contribution to music: Innovation in sound award: Q icon: Q hero: Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/19/2015: FRONT PAGE: A COCKROACH Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/20/2015: Front Page: Police set to withdraw from streets as cuts bite POLICE officers will become “less visible” on the streets because forces are failing properly to manage finances in the face of government spending cuts, the official inspectorate warns today. For the first time one constabulary’s finances have been... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/20/2015: FRONT PAGE: Anti-radicalism drive ‘puts UK values at risk’ The crackdown on extremism by David Cameron and Theresa May risks undermining the very British values ministers want to protect, according to the chief constable who is the lead police spokesman on anti-radicalisation. Sir Peter Fahy, chief constable... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/20/2015: FRONT PAGE: Leaked: bombshell UN report explodes case for drug laws United Nations officials have called for the possession and use of all drugs to be decriminalised by governments, in a private report hailed as a “turning-point in drug policy reform”. But the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) immediately distanced... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/20/2015: Front Page: Another 1,800 steel jobs lost as Scots plants face axe today The crisis engulfing the UK steel industry intensified yesterday as another 1,800 jobs were lost – with the last two major plants in Scotland poised to be axed today. Tata Steel is expected to confirm today that the plants in Cambuslang and Motherwell... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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