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	1/16/2014: FRONT PAGE: Scientists’ major breakthrough A CURE FOR ALL CANCERS ON WAY MILLIONS of cancer sufferers have been given fresh hope of a cure after ground- breaking research. The breakthrough came in a 16- year study of the only animal immune to cancer. The discovery by an Israeli specialist was... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	1/16/2014: Front Page: Love from William ... signed photo Coronation Street star sent to girl, 14, ‘he molested’ The signed photograph William Roache sent a fan in 1965, weeks after allegedly abusing her. It carries his name and that of his Coronation Street character Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	1/16/2014: Front Page: B BRO DAPPY’S X-RATED ROMP WITH LUISA CELEB Big Bro rapper Dappy threatened to “beat the sh*t” out of Luisa Zissman in a highly-charged telly romp. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	1/16/2014: News: Razzie nominations for the worst picture of 2013 The line-up for the 34th annual Golden Raspberry Awards, presented in recognition of the cinematic low points of the past year, has been announced. And the nominations for the worst picture Razzie award are: After Earth Given that this sci-fi... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	1/15/2014: FRONT PAGE: ALARM OVER DEADLY LEGAL HIGHS LEGAL highs are becoming more of a problem in Britain than hard drugs, a Home Office minister warned today. In an inter view with t he Standard, Norman Baker said dozens of young people were dying or risked horrific injuries after experimenting with... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	1/16/2014: Front Page: Clegg 'cowardice' on sex case peer NICK CLEGG was last night accused of a “cover-up” after the Liberal Democrats allowed a senior figure in the party to return to his role despite “credible” evidence of inappropriate behaviour towards female activists. Lord Rennard, who oversees the... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/16/2014: FRONT PAGE: Don’t blame us for the first world war A descendant of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, whose assassination in Sarajevo triggered the first world war, has said that his family should not be blamed for causing the war that led to 37 million people killed or wounded. In an interview with a... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	1/16/2014: FRONT PAGE: Britain to act on illegal gender selection The Government has launched an investigation into claims that illegal abortions of female foetuses are taking place among some families living within ethnic communities in Britain who want to ensure that they have sons. A study of data from the 2011... Visit The Independent Web Site

	1/16/2014: Front Page: Cameron ducks calls to cap bonuses at RBS Drummer Lee McIver helps singer Susan Boyle slip into costume after she was unveiled as the chieftain of the British Pipe Band Championships, which will be held in Bathgate on 31 May. Wearing a smart tartan jacket and black hat, the West Lothian star... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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