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	6/1/2015: FRONT PAGE: NEW HOPE FOR CANCER CURE TERMINAL cancer patients are being cured of the disease by a “game- changing” new class of drugs. Experts say spectacular results from a host of major patient trials signal a “new era” of cancer treatment. The drugs, which harness the body’s immune... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	6/1/2015: Front Page: NEW ERA IN THE WAR ON CANCER A CANCER treatment that teaches the body to attack tumours can effectively cure tens of thousands of patients, researchers say. Experts believe it could be the biggest step forward since chemotherapy and could replace it within five years. The... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	6/1/2015: Front Page: Lager is dying out in Britain GLASSED OFF: Martin LAGER could soon be a thing of the past as Brits turn their back on the traditional pint. It spells bad news for beer lovers like Men Behaving Badly character Gary, played by Martin Clunes. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	6/1/2015: FRONT PAGE: One in four pupils too hungry to learn One in four secondary school children could be too hungry to learn because they seat no breakfast, according to new research. A nutritional study of British school children’s eating habits also revealed that more than one in 10 eat no fruit or... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	5/29/2015: FRONT PAGE: WOMEN CYCLISTS KILLED ON DAY OF CARNAGE TWO women cyclists were killed and another rider was left fighting for his life after a day of carnage on London’s roads. One female victim, 32, died of her injuries after being crushed by a turning lorry in Denmark Hill during yesterday’s morning... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	6/1/2015: Front Page: Does the missus know, William? The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry play polo at Coworth Park, Berkshire, yesterday, on the Duke’s final day of paternity leave. Last week the Duke told the BBC he hoped the Duchess, or “the missus”, as he called her, would acquiesce to him taking... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/1/2015: FRONT PAGE: ‘Out of control’: alarm at police data demands Ministers are facing calls to curb the scale of police access to private phone call and email records, after a report by privacy campaigners found officers were making a request every two minutes and getting access in 93% of all cases. The figures,... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	6/1/2015: FRONT PAGE: Patients hunt for new GPs as surgery closures accelerate Thousands of patients have had to find a new GP because their local practice has closed, as staffing shortages and workload pressures take their toll on surgeries, new figures show. In England, Scotland and Wales, 61 practices have closed since April... Visit The Independent Web Site

	6/1/2015: Front Page: Poverty warning over child benefit cuts plan THE UK government is considering plans to slash child benefit to help take £12 billion out of welfare, in a move that has raised fears of more youngsters in Scotland being pushed into poverty. Civil servants at the Department for Work and Pensions... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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