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	2/28/2014: FRONT PAGE: NEW PILL TO FIGHT AGEING A PILL that prevents ageing and keeps people heathier for longer is a step closer, scientists claimed last night. The breakthrough paves the way for a supplement which could be added to a normal diet to rejuvenate the body. As people live longer the... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	2/28/2014: Front Page: MIGRATION SOARS: GOOD SAYS CABLE VINCE Cable taunted the Prime Minister yesterday by saying the Government’s failure to control immigration was a ‘good thing’. The Tories were dealt a huge blow by new figures showing net migration to Britain had rocketed by 60,000 to 212,000 in the... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/28/2014: Front Page: MYLEENE &COWELL ‘SECRET PASSION’ BLUSHING Myleene Klass was lost for words yesterday when quizzed about her romantic links with Simon Cowell. The normally cool TV beauty spluttered over her answer before confessing: “He’s a very charismatic man.” Visit Daily Star Web Site

	2/28/2014: Front Page: PM’s hopes of EU deal dampened by Merkel No special treatment for Britain, warns German Chancellor – but she agrees to help Cameron tackle ‘ benefits tourism’ ‘We need a strong UK inside the EU’ Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	2/27/2014: FRONT PAGE: PM’S IMMIGRATION PLEDGE IN TATTERS DAVID CAMERON’S flagship pledge to cut immigration was in tatters today after dramatic new figures showed a net influx of 212,000 migrants into Britain in just 12 months. The new total, driven by a sharp increase in those arriving from other EU... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/28/2014: Front Page: When Dave met Angela... David Cameron greets Angela Merkel with a somewhat awkward kiss outside No10 yesterday. He aimed to win the German chancellor’s support in his attempt to overhaul Britain’s relationship with the EU Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/28/2014: FRONT PAGE: Revealed: GCHQ intercepted webcam images from millions of Yahoo users Britain’s surveillance agency GCHQ, with assistance from the US National Security Agency, intercepted and stored the webcam images of millions of internet users not suspected of wrongdoing, secret documents reveal. GCHQ files dating between 2008 and... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/28/2014: FRONT PAGE: Revealed: Britain’s Nazi spy network A network of “hundreds” of British Nazi sympathisers dedicated to undermining the fight against Hitler was intercepted and secretly controlled by MI5, it can be revealed. Previously unpublished documents show how Britain faced a direct threat from... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/28/2014: Front Page: Finance giant in UK split warning FINANCE giant Standard Life has become the first major company to warn it may move some of its operations out of Scotland if the country votes for independence. The pensions and savings firm has been a stalwart of Edinburgh’s financial services scene... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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