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	2/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: STATINS KEY TO LIVING LONGER SUPER statins are the route to a longer life, slashing the risk of early death, according to new research. The normal version of the cholesterolbusting pills is already known to cut deaths from heart disease and stroke as well as protecting against... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	2/21/2014: Front Page: COULD MET OFFICE HAVE BEEN MORE WRONG? The Met Office’s ‘pitiful’ forecasts were under fire last night after it was revealed it told councils in November to expect ‘drier than usual’ conditions this winter. In the worst weather prediction since Michael Fish reassured the nation in October... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/21/2014: Front Page: BIG BROTHER SAM: I’m scared I am dying BEAUTY IS DIAGNOSED WITH CHRONIC BOWEL CONDITION CROHN’S DISEASE CELEBRITY Big Brother babe Sam Faiers was in shock last night after doctors finally diagnosed her crippling illness. The Essex beauty has been told she has Crohn’s disease. Sam, aged just 23, has been so poorly for the past six weeks she told her... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	2/21/2014: Front Page: Bloodshed in Europe EU tries and fails to stop killing in Ukraine – more than 75 dead and many hundreds injured Diplomatic clash with Moscow threatens trade and energy security Bodies found with single bullet wounds to heads Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	2/20/2014: FRONT PAGE: ‘BROOKS NOT IN DOCK FOR LINKS TO MURDOCH’ THE phone hacking trial jury was told today not to judge Rebekah Brooks on the fact she worked for Rupert Murdoch. Her QC said Brooks was not on trial for carrying out the media baron’s “strategies, policies, influences and corporate views”. The jury... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/21/2014: Front Page: UKRAINE'S BLOODIEST DAY FOR a moment, the white blanket serving as a shroud fell back, revealing the dead man’s frozen face and a crimson bullet wound on the left side of his head. A single round penetrating above the ear had killed this Ukrainian protester, who looked to be... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Ukraine’s bloodiest day The conflict over Ukraine’s future escalated yesterday into the bloodiest day of violence since protests began, as the opposition routed thousands of riot police to regain control of central Kiev amid signs that the power base of embattled president... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Bloodbath in Kiev Blood and black ash smeared the once-pristine floors of Kiev’s Hotel Ukraine. Dining tables, hastily shoved together, became makeshift hospital beds for the injured; the cold ground was a crude morgue. A priest knelt next to one man, offering what... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/21/2014: Front Page: Safety clampdown for North Sea f lights Offshore rig helicopters face new curbs after series of fatal crashes Protesters cower behind a riot shield as police snipers open fire in Kiev. A truce turned into the bloodiest day yet, with 70 reported killed OFFSHORE helicopters will be banned from taking off in severe weather as part of the biggest shake-up of... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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