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	5/27/2014: FRONT PAGE: HOW TO BEAT ALZHEIMER’S SEVEN golden rules can help people protect themselves against deadly dementia, leading experts claim. Following the simple guidelines – from cutting out fats, eating more fruit and vegetables to exercising regularly – can be crucial in preventing the... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	5/27/2014: Front Page: THE FACE OF A LEADER AT BAY PRESSURE on Nick Clegg to quit as Lib Dem leader intensified last night after the party’s wipeout in the European elections. Following a catastrophic night, which cost him all but one of his MEPs, he was forced to admit he had lost the argument over... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	5/27/2014: Front Page: FLASHFLOOD MISERY TO HIT TODAY MONSTER rainstorms will lash Britain from today triggering flash floods, weather experts have warned. Up to three inches of rain is forecast to sweep in from the North Sea over the next 48 hours. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	5/27/2014: NEWS: Raging showstoppers The seasoned tantrumthrower marched on stage at the MTV Music Video Awards to interrupt Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech, claiming the honour of “Best Female Video” should have gone to Beyoncé. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	5/23/2014: FRONT PAGE: LONDON BUCKS FARAGE TREND NIGEL FARAGE redrew the political map today with a series of spectacular Ukip victories that bloodied both David Cameron and Ed Miliband. His party’s purple army marched into Tory town halls in the South and trampled over Labour heartlands in the... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	5/27/2014: Front Page: Mrs. Farage: Nigel drinks and smokes too much NIGEL FARAGE’S wife has voiced her fears about his pub-loving lifestyle, saying the UK Independence Party leader “drinks and smokes too much”. Kirsten Farage, who was born in Germany, said she was worried that his “hectic” lifestyle, in which he skips... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/27/2014: FRONT PAGE: Clegg taking Lib Dems to wipeout The electoral oblivion apparently confronting the Liberal Democrats as led by Nick Clegg is underscored today by leaked opinion polls in four seats showing that the party will be wiped out. Commissioned by a Lib Dem supporter from ICM and subsequently... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	5/27/2014: FRONT PAGE: Clegg faces fight for survival after European disaster Nick Clegg failed to quell a grass-roots revolt by Liberal Democrat activists last night as they stepped up an attempt to oust him following the party’s disastrous performance in the European elections. After the Deputy Prime Minister refused to fall... Visit The Independent Web Site

	5/27/2014: Front Page: Ukip blame game RECRIMINATIONS flew last night as Holyrood parties sought to point the finger of blame for allowing Ukip to win a European Parliament seat and represent Scotland in Brussels. The row followed formal confirmation yesterday that the right-wing party had... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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