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	10/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: SIMPLE WAY TO BEAT ARTHRITIS MILLIONS of Britons could avoid the misery of arthritis by losing just a few pounds in weight, scientists have discovered. By shedding less than a stone, overweight people could cut their risk of developing the debilitating condition by a... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	10/7/2013: Front Page: THOUSANDS MAY LOSE OUT IN ROYAL MAIL SHARE SALE FRENZY THOUSANDS of small investors risk losing out in the Royal Mail sell-off because shares are likely to be heavily rationed. The Government is selling just over half the firm, prompting a shares gold rush. City banks and hedge funds have the right to buy... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	10/7/2013: Front Page: SNIPER’S SECRET PICS OF ‘ DIANA HIT’ DETECTIVES probing the “assassination” of Princess Diana have uncovered a sensational cache of SAS “hit squad” photos. Scotland Yard chiefs are sifting through 90 images found on the laptop of a squaddie who claims Di was murdered. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	10/7/2013: News: ‘Your looks have always attracted me...’ Which minister wrote this to Mrs Thatcher, and on which occasion? Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	10/4/2013: FRONT PAGE: TWITTER WORTH $20BN IN SHARES FLOAT TWITTER will be worth up to $20 billion (£12.4 billion) when it floats on the stock market just seven years after its founder posted the first tweet, analysts said today. The latest estimates of the “red hot” value of the social media site are already... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	10/7/2013: Front Page: Strictly's Sophie is a happy flapper Sophie Ellis-Bextor shows no ill-effects from being dropped on the head during training to record the highest second-week score yet on Strictly Come Dancing. The singer and her partner Brendan Cole were given ‘nines’ by all four judges — a total of 36... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: Huhne: cabinet kept in dark about GCHQ spying programmes Cabinet ministers and members of the national security council were told nothing about the existence and scale of the vast data-gathering programmes run by British and American intelligence agencies, a former member of the government has... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	10/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: Wanted by UK’s elite new police force: volunteers Britain’s new elite police agency is to sign up a force of unpaid bankers, accountants and computer experts to help tackle the country’s most serious criminals. The private-sector recruitment drive is a central part of the National Crime Agency’s... Visit The Independent Web Site

	10/7/2013: Front Page: New tax ‘could be imposed on Scots families’ The freeze on council tax rates in Scotland is not sustainable, the president of the body that represents local authorities has said, as he warned that new forms of taxation may have to be looked at to plug growing gaps. Cosla president David O’Neill... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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