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	11/6/2012: FRONT PAGE: NEW PILL BEATS HEART DISEASE PEOPLE at risk from cholesterol could soon take a simple pill which keeps levels under control and protects sufferers against heart disease or stroke. Scientists are hailing the treatment as a new fat- buster because of the way it helps to prevent the... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	11/6/2012: Front Page: £624 INSULT TO A RAPE VICTIM NiNe people who illegally named a woman raped by a footballer were told to pay her just £624 each in compensation yesterday. The nine, who included a woman teacher, posted messages on Twitter and Facebook accusing the 19 year old of being a... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	11/6/2012: Front Page: SAVILE SECRET SEX TAPES JIMMY Savile recorded secret sex tapes as he fondled young victims who screamed at the perv to “get off”, it emerged last night. The disgusting telly presenter then passed the sick audio recordings, made as he toured the country in his caravan, to the... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	11/6/2012: Front Page: Final polls point to narrow victory for Obama Undecided voters blitzed by candidates in key swing states that will decide knife-edge vote Margin of error means result is ‘too close to call’ Spectre of legal challenges looms in crucial states Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	11/5/2012: FRONT PAGE: OUR JOBS CAMPAIGN FOR YOUNG HITS NEW HEIGHTS THE Evening Standard’s Ladder for London campaign broke new ground today with more than 400 jobless young Londoners given the chance so far to kick-start their careers. In just six weeks since we launched our campaign, 431 apprentices have been signed... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	11/6/2012: Front Page: Election acrimony as Obama closes in on victory BARACK OBAMA was gaining crucial last-minute momentum towards a second presidential term last night, as polls showed him emerging as a narrow but clear favourite when America votes today in one of the most bitter and closely fought elections in recent... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/6/2012: FRONT PAGE: Battle until the bitter end Today, at long last, the candidates will fall silent, the pollsters will put away their clipboards and the hush of election day will descend on America. In their tens of millions, watched anxiously by billions more around the world, Americans will... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	11/6/2012: FRONT PAGE: Netanyahu’s plan for 2010 Iran raid ‘foiled by military’ Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Defence Minister, Ehud Barak, attempted to order the military to prepare for an imminent strike on Iran in 2010, but were blocked by the military Chief-of-Staff and Director of Mossad, an Israeli TV... Visit The Independent Web Site

	11/6/2012: Front Page: The Boss throws his weight behind Obama in final r un-in Bruce Springsteen joins Barack Obama yesterday at a rally in Madison, Wisconsin, on the final day of campaigning in the US elections Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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