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	9/16/2014: FRONT PAGE: DAIRY DIET TO BEAT DIABETES A HIGH fat diet packed with butter, cream, whole milk and cheese could hold the key to beating diabetes. Scientists have found that rather than increasing the risk of diabetes, eating fat- laden dairy products can help to slash the danger of... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	9/16/2014: Front Page: CANCER CHILDREN ABUSED BY DOCTOR HUNDREDS of child cancer patients may have been molested by a paedophile doctor facing jail last night. Myles Bradbury, 41, yesterday admitted sexually abusing 18 desperately ill boys under his care at a specialist unit. But 800 more families have... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	9/16/2014: Front Page: Brucie is Si bonus COMEBACK:Forsyth TELLY favourite Sir Bruce Forsyth is set for a prime-time comeback on a celeb-packed show masterminded by Simon Cowell. Full story: Page 8 Visit Daily Star Web Site

	9/16/2014: NEWS: Ofsted’s 40 surprise inspections There will be 40 “no notice” school inspections across England over the next two weeks, the schools regulator Ofsted has announced. The impromptu inspections will come in the wake of the recent “Trojan Horse” scandal in Birmingham. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	9/15/2014: NEWS: Teams not gangs, the message to transform lives TODAY we launch London United, our campaign to empower disadvantaged young people through football. Scores of young people living on the capital’s roughest estates will be trained up as football coaches and given the opportunity to coach others in... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	9/16/2014: FRONT PAGE: Backpackers murdered on Thai beach Thai police are hunting the killer of two backpackers, Hannah Witheridge, 23, of Great Yarmouth, and David Miller, 24, from Jersey. They were killed with a garden hoe on a beach. Another Briton is the main suspect Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	9/16/2014: FRONT PAGE: Cameron’s parting plea to Scots David Cameron last night spelled out to the people of Scotland the stark costs of a “painful divorce” from the rest of the United Kingdom as a poll showed nearly two-thirds of voters in England objected to the idea of sharing the pound. In an... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	9/16/2014: FRONT PAGE: Al-Qaeda tried to stop kidnap of Alan Henning Al-Qaeda appealed to Isis to release the British hostage Alan Henning because it believed he was an innocent aid worker who was genuinely trying to help suffering Muslims, it can be revealed. In evidence that the depravity exhibited by Isis is now... Visit The Independent Web Site

	9/16/2014: Front Page: 30 nations pledge to fight IS ‘by all means necessary’ THIRTY countries have pledged to help Iraq fight Islamic State (IS) militants “by all means necessary”. A joint statement by foreign ministers who yesterday attended a major conference in Paris said support would include “appropriate military... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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