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	4/13/2013: Fewer To Be Hit By £500 Benefit Cap: Now Blair henchmen warn on drift to Left TONY Blair’s henchman Peter Mandelson backed his former chief’s blistering attack on Labour’s new leader Ed Miliband yesterday, stoking a bitter war of words engulfing the party. The former Business Secretary warned Mr Miliband he was drifting to the... Visit Daily Express Sunday Web Site

	4/13/2013: Front Page: DIANA FUND IS HIJACKED BY THE LEFT THE Princess Diana Memorial Fund, to which millions of her admirers donated money, has been hijacked by Left-wingers to fund a pro-immigration propaganda campaign. Directors of the charity set up a secretive project called Changing Minds and then... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/13/2013: Front Page: BGT BABES’ SECRET SEXY PLOT SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 2013 40p see the voucher on P24 Visit Daily Star Sunday Web Site

	4/13/2013: News: Youth stabbed after gatecrash attempt did a sit- down protest in a branch in Glasgow. It was on the teatime TV news. As was my face, briefly. Later, as around 10,000 of us marched across George Square, I ran a few metres ahead to get a photograph of the column of people approaching. As I... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: THATCHER DEATH SONG SET FOR No 1 “personal distaste” but the decision whether to ban the song or not was “a matter for the BBC”. Deputy Premier Nick Clegg’s office said he too believed that it would be inappropriate for politicians to tell the BBC what the corporation should or... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/13/2013: Front Page: I Vow to Thee, My Country IN DEATH as in life, Margaret Thatcher remains firmly in charge. The woman whose premiership was marked by ramrod certainty and whipcrack decision-making had, it turns out, a characteristically needle-sharp idea about how her funeral must proceed.... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: Ding dong, the… BBC to cut Thatcher protest song short The new BBC director general, Tony Hall, appears to have caved in to pressure during the first major test of his tenure, deciding not to play the song Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead in full on Radio 1 after a furious reaction from Tory MPs and rightwing... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: MMR scare doctor: this outbreak proves I was right The discredited doctor who triggered the MMR scare 15 years ago has pinned the blame for the outbreak of measles in south Wales on the Government. In an extraordinary intervention, Andrew Wakefield, who was struck off the medical register, said the... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/13/2013: Front Page: Only five-second clip allowed after ‘distasteful’ stunt says new director THE BBC will not play a full recording of DingDongtheWitch is Dead – a song from the film the Wizard of Oz that has been pushed towards the top of the UK charts by opponents of Baroness Thatcher – on its flagship Radio 1 show tomorrow. The song had... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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