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	11/5/2012: FRONT PAGE: BRITAIN HIT BY ICE, FLOODS AND SNOW BRITAIN was on flood alert last night after a deluge of rain and snow storms hit large swathes of the country. Downpours drenched southern England for up to 10 hours and the West Country was hit by a shock heavy snowfall. Last night the Environment... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	11/5/2012: Front Page: THE FAST-TRACK DEMENTIA TEST THE time it takes to diagnose dementia is to be slashed from 18 months to just three following a scientific breakthrough. David Cameron will this week announce the creation of a chain of brain clinics to end the agony of those who find out they have... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	11/5/2012: Front Page: SICK SAVILE KEPT DI TOYS IN SEX DEN EVIL Jimmy Savile hoarded toys left in memory of tragic Princess Diana. The dolls and teddies were meant to be distributed to sick children after Di’s death. But bin bags stuffed with them were found in the paedo DJ’s grubby lair at Stoke Mandeville... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	11/5/2012: Front Page: INSIDE TODAY UK’s £4.5bn care home black hole ... British soldier, 19, killed in Cyprus... Rebekah Brooks’ texts haunt PM... Flooding fears after sudden snowfall in the West... Fighting heart disease: a postcode lottery... Sir Peter Hall heckles Downton actress... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	11/2/2012: FRONT PAGE: COP LETS OFF GUN OUTSIDE KATE’S HOME SCOTLAND Yard has launched an inquiry after a policeman guarding the home of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge fired a gun while sitting in an unmarked car. The royalty protection officer was on duty with a colleague in a police vehicle outside the... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	11/5/2012: Front Page: Obama has the edge over Romney in key states, but election is still too close to call BARACK OBAMA last night entered the final hours of campaigning for the US presidential election with an edge over Mitt Romney in a string of crucial battleground states. While tied with his Republican challenger in national opinion polls, Mr Obama... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/5/2012: FRONT PAGE: Black America clings to faith in Obama, even as wealth gap widens When Barack Obama was contemplating a run for the White House, his wife, Michelle, asked him what he thought he could accomplish if he won. “The day I take the oath of office,” he replied. “The world will look at us differently. And millions of kids... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	11/5/2012: NEWS: Nuclear, wind and wave power chiefs in joint appeal on green energy The leaders of Britain’s nuclear, wind and tidal industries today put aside years of mutual suspicion and antipathy with an unprecedented joint appeal to ministers not to abandon their commitment to combat climate change. With the Government badly... Visit The Independent Web Site

	11/5/2012: Front Page: RANKIN: How to write a Rebus novel Monday 5 noveMber 2012 Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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