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	5/13/2014: FRONT PAGE: BRISK WALK TO SAVE YOUR LIFE TAKING a brisk 20- minute stroll a few times a week is the key to beating high blood pressure. Scientists found that people can dramatically improve their chances of living longer – even if they are only moderately fit. In a US study of men aged over... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	5/13/2014: Front Page: NHS PUSH FOR HOME BIRTHS A RADICAL shift in NHS policy will see hundreds of thousands more women encouraged to give birth at home. Mothers-to-be will be told that unless there is a high risk of complications they do not need a hospital delivery. First-time mothers are to be... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	5/13/2014: Front Page: BEYONCE SISTER BEATS UP JAY Z POP superstar Beyoncé looked on as her husband Jay Z was beaten up in an explosive attack – by her raging little sister. The music mogul, dogged by love cheat claims, looked stunned as screaming Solange Knowles laid into him in a hotel lift. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	5/13/2014: NEWS: France: prosecute Syrian war crimes France circulated a draft resolution to Security Council members that seeks to refer the civil war in Syria to the International Criminal Court for prosecution of war crimes by both government and opposition forces. The council is to meet tomorrow to... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	5/12/2014: FRONT PAGE: THE GIRL CAPTIVES ISLAMIST terrorists today issued a video claiming to show more than 100 traumatised schoolgirls abducted in Nigeria. Boko Haram’s leader Abubakar Shekau demanded the release of prisoners in exchange for freeing the hostages. In the video, which... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	5/13/2014: Front Page: Hint of deal to free abducted schoolgirls Nigeria hinted last night that it would consider bowing to demands from Boko Haram terrorists to release jailed militants in exchange for the schoolgirls kidnapped by the group last month. The possibility of a prisoner swap emerged after Boko Haram... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/13/2014: FRONT PAGE: Nigerian rebels parade ‘liberated’ girls in propaganda video The dozens of young women corralled into a clearing to recite the first chapter of the Qur’an, their palms turned upwards in prayer but their collective gaze fixed mainly on the forest floor on which they sit, have, in their captors’ words, been... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	5/13/2014: NEWS: Leave it to the courts The run-up to a general election is always a dangerous time for the application of common sense in the world of criminal justice. Whether it is gun crime, dangerous dogs, anti-social behaviour or, as now, carrying knives, the instinct of the politician... Visit The Independent Web Site

	5/13/2014: Front Page: Militant Islamist g roup release video of kidnapped schoolgirls Extremists Boko Haram have released a video they claim shows kidnapped schoolgirls who are the subject of an international hunt in Nigeria Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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