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	4/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: SUCCESS IN WAR ON SKIN CANCER Britons’ obsession with tans and the popularity of sunshine holidays have seen cases increase sevenfold since the 1970s. Malignant melanoma is now the fi fth most common cancer in the UK, killing more than 2,000 people each year. But fi gures... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	4/21/2014: Front Page: PACKAGE HOLIDAY BOOM’S DEADLY LEGACY SKIN cancer cases have soared seven-fold in the past 40 years. The shock rise is blamed on the legacy of sunshine package holidays which became popular in the 1960s. Many of the patients being diagnosed today suffered cancer- causing sunburn in their... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/21/2014: Front Page: Liz giant rat terror MONDAY, APRIL 21, 2014 FURRY FIENDS: Hurley WINNING LOOK: Hamilton Visit Daily Star Web Site

	4/21/2014: NEWS: Which wizard has tricked his way into the hall of fame? A Malaysia Airlines plane with 166 people on board turned back last night after a landing-gear malfunction on take- off. Flight MH192 was en route to Bangalore but it returned to Kuala Lumpur. It is nearly two months since the disappearance of Flight... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/17/2014: FRONT PAGE: LONDON GANGS EXPLOIT LAW TO GET GUNS CRIMINALS are using a legal loophole to import guns into Britain for use in street shootings and robberies, the Standard can reveal. They are exploiting legislation allowing people to own firearms legally if the weapons are classified as “antiques”,... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/21/2014: Front Page: Birthday Queen, happy and glorious A portrait of the Queen, by David Bailey, has been released in celebration of her 88th birthday today. Taken last month at Buckingham Palace, the photographer was captivated by the Queen’s smile and her “kind eyes with a mischievous glint”. It was... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Ukraine shootout threatens to bury Geneva peace deal An international agreement to defuse the crisis in Ukraine was all but shredded yesterday after a shootout in the separatist town of Slavyansk. Three days after the Geneva deal brought modest hopes for a resolution to the gravest east-west stand-off... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Teachers: ‘Our pupils are targeting us’ Teachers are facing an increasing barrage of “vile” sexual abuse, unfair allegations of incompetence and videos of themselves taken without their consent being posted online by their pupils, according to a report seen by The Independent. The survey of... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/21/2014: Front Page: Scots ‘are driven to vote Yes by Tory success’ THE outcome of the independence referendum could hinge on whether Scots fear a surge in support for the Conservatives south of the Border and a victory for David Cameron’s party in next year’s General Election, a new poll has found. The ICM survey for... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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