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	5/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: A SIMPLE once- a- day jab could be a lifeline for at least 1.5 million diabetes patients, not only helping control their condition but also fighting obesity. The £ 1.90- a- day breakthrough treatment is far cheaper than using other similar drugs and... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	5/1/2013: Front Page: APRIL AND THE SOHAM PHOTOS ON ACCUSED’S COMPUTER APRIL Jones was killed by a ‘sexually motivated’ abductor who downloaded images of murdered soham girls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, a jury was told yesterday. Mark Bridger, 47, kept child porn and pictures of dead youngsters on his laptop and... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	5/1/2013: Front Page: TRAGIC APRIL AGE 5 ‘ KILLED FOR SEX’ Soham murder images and child porn on slaughterman’s laptop WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 2013 LITTLE ANGEL: April was snatched as she played in street Visit Daily Star Web Site

	5/1/2013: News: Neighbour guilty of killing five in fire Melanie Smith, 43, pictured, was convicted yesterday of killing five members of the same family, including three children, by starting a fire which destroyed their neighbouring flat in Prestatyn, north Wales. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: WEST END APPEAL FOR 24-HOUR TUBE LONDON transport bosses today came under intense pressure to launch round-the-clock Tube services in a major new report on the future of the West End. Trains need to run from central London until at least 3am — and preferably later — on Friday and... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	5/1/2013: Front Page: GPS tags for dementia patients DEMENTIA patients are to be fitted with GPS tracking devices for the first time to save police money searching for those who regularly go missing. Sussex Police hope to save hundreds of thousands of pounds by avoiding costly call-outs which can... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: Child’s bones and April’s blood were found at home of accused, court told Traces of April Jones’s blood and burnt bone fragments believed to be from a child’s skull were found at the home of the man accused of abducting and murdering the five-year- old girl, a jury was told yesterday. The court heard that a number of knives... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	5/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: The great Civil Service sell-off Ministers are preparing to spin off “dozens” of state-owned services into independent companies in what could be one of the largest privatisation programmes since the 1980s. Under plans being rolled out by the Cabinet Office, millions of pounds’ worth... Visit The Independent Web Site

	5/1/2013: Front Page: Amazing bear that inspired Katie Morag Wednesday 1 May 2013 that such moves would only increase pressure on the rest of Scotland unless more was done to control spiralling development. The plans, published yesterday, are the first time that planning policy has explicitly included wild land... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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