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	1/26/2016: FRONT PAGE: SCIENTISTS CAN HALT DIABETES A CURE for diabetes is within reach after scientists proved it can be stopped for six months. Hundreds of thousands of sufferers have been given hope after groundbreaking research showed implanting insulin- producing cells reversed the condition. The... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	1/26/2016: Front Page: NHS HOTLINE NOT SAFE FOR SICK CHILDREN The out- of-hours NhS hotline is unsafe for seriously ill children, a bombshell report reveals. The 111 service puts parents at the mercy of a box-ticking process that can miss life-threatening symptoms. The shocking finding comes in a report into... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	1/26/2016: Front Page: TOTAL LOTTO BALLS UP! Chaos as 100s claim to have ticket Full story: Page 11 Visit Daily Star Web Site

	1/26/2016: FRONT PAGE: Imaginative Britons have opened up in a new survey about when they would choose to visit if they had the power to travel through time to any era. Here are the top 10 moments in time respondents said they would like to go to if they had the chance. Swinging Sixties Ancient Rome Roaring Twenties Tudor period Discovery of America Medieval period Disco Seventies Affluent Fifties California Gold Rush The Eighties Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	1/25/2016: FRONT PAGE: MY JACK IS NOT A JIHADI SAYS HIS MOTHER THE mother of a Briton feared to have joined Islamic State today denied he was a terrorist and insisted he was only helping children in refugee camps. Jack Letts, 20, has been dubbed “Jihadi Jack” after leaving his home in Oxford to travel to war-torn... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	1/26/2016: Front Page: Serving for Britain Johanna Konta is Britain’s first female tennis grand-slam quarter-finalist since 1984 after she came from behind to beat Ekaterina Makarova, the Russian number two, in a nail-biting contest at the Australian Open. Sport: Page 1 Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/26/2016: FRONT PAGE: Cuts blamed as mental health death toll soars A sudden spike in the number of mental health patients dying unexpectedly in NHS care has prompted calls for a wideranging investigation into “threadbare” services that are “struggling to cope”. NHS figures show that the number of deaths among mental... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	1/26/2016: FRONT PAGE: MI5 ‘tipped off about fatal Belfast bomb but did nothing’ The police watchdog in Northern Ireland is investigating claims that the senior IRA operative who planned the 1993 Shankill Road bombing was an informant who passed on details that could have allowed the security forces to prevent the atrocity. Nine... Visit The Independent Web Site

	1/26/2016: Front Page: Scots civil service lags on equality The Scottish Government “l a g s b e h i n d ” E n g l a n d and Wales when it comes to the number of women in senior Civil Ser vice posts, according to a new report. Research by professional ser vices firm EY found the proportion of females i n t op... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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