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	4/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: COFFEE HELPS BEAT DIABETES DRINKING an extra cup or two of coffee every day can slash the risk of diabetes. It lowers the chance of developing the dangerous condition by 11 per cent – and the effects are immediate. Coffee drinkers who have at least three cups a day do even... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	4/25/2014: Front Page: PREDATOR IN THE CLASSROOM A PAEDOPHILE teacher drugged and molested up to 60 boys as young as ten at a British private school after four decades spent abusing children around the globe. William Vahey, 64, plied them with sleeping pills before carrying out his sickening attacks... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/25/2014: Front Page: THEY’RE GETTING CLOSER! BRITAIN’S super-rat population is set to explode to 160million, vermin experts warned last night. The mutant giants will outnumber humans by more than two to one. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	4/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: Crime at lowest level for 33 years Offences in England and Wales fell by 15% last year despite a rise in sex offences Downward trend is driven by drop in theft, criminal damage and robbery Ministers say figures are ‘good news’ and shows ‘reforms are working’ Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/24/2014: FRONT PAGE: OUR SADNESS OVER CAMILLA BROTHER THE Duke and Duchess of Cambridge today interrupted their tour of Australia to send a heartfelt message of sympathy to the Duchess of Cornwall following the death of her brother Mark Shand in New York. The couple, who are in the Australian capital... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/25/2014: Front Page: Mark Shand with his last love Mark Shand, the brother of the Duchess of Cornwall, was accompanied by his “on and off” partner as he lay dying in a New York hospital after a fall this week. Ruth Powys, 36, had been close to Mr Shand, 62, since his divorce in 2009. But he had... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: Putin warning as Ukraine’s troops hit back Thousands of Russian troops launched exercises along the Ukrainian border yesterday and President Vladimir Putin threatened “consequences” after the Kiev government attempted to wrest back control from pro-Moscow separatists in the east of the... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/25/2014: FRONT PAGE: Barclays to investors: stop moaning about our bonuses Barclays was accused of attempting to silence criticism of its bonus culture yesterday after one of the bank’s directors slapped down a major shareholder for speaking out against its pay practices. Sir John Sunderland, chairman of the bank’s... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/25/2014: Front Page: Now BBC quits the CBI over backing for Union THE BBC last night announced it had suspended its membership of the CBI following the business lobbying organisation’s decision to register as a supporter of the No campaign. A short statement issued by the corporation said the decision had been made... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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