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	3/11/2016: FRONT PAGE: DAILY DRINK TO BEAT DEMENTIA A DAILY vitamin drink could improve memory and slow the progression of early Alzheimer’s disease, scientists said yesterday. Breakthrough research from a Europeanwide study has shown that the nutritional drink, costing £ 3.50 for a daily dose, can... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	3/11/2016: Front Page: ARCHBISHOP: IT ISN’T RACIST TO FEAR MIGRATION BRITAIN has a ‘genuine and justified’ fear of mass immigration, the Archbishop of Canterbury declared last night. The country’s most senior churchman said it was ‘absolutely outrageous’ to dismiss the public’s legitimate concerns as... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	3/11/2016: Front Page: BRIT BAND BRIDGE PLUNGE: IT WAS DELIBERATE THE driver of the car that sent Brit band Viola Beach to their deaths when it plunged 80ft off a bridge “acted deliberately”, police said yesterday. One investigator probing the horror smash in Sweden, which killed five people, added: “We just can’t... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	3/11/2016: FRONT PAGE: Isis documents ‘probably genuine’ A cache of Isis documents that could reveal the identities of thousands of foreign fighters who have travelled to Iraq and Syria to join the jihadists is probably genuine, German investigators have said. Analysts had been urging caution over accepting... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	3/10/2016: FRONT PAGE: CROSSRAIL 2 GETS THE GREEN LIGHT CROSSRAIL 2 was given the go-ahead by an independent body today, paving the way for construction of the vital north-south railway across London. Ministers were urged to press ahead with the £27 billion link “as a priority” by the national... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	3/11/2016: Front Page: Commons anti-sleaze chief faces cash probe THE panel which oversees standards in the Commons was in crisis last night as its chairman stepped aside and MPs were accused of using “fanciful” legal arguments to prevent its reform. Sir Kevin Barron withdrew from the standards committee pending an... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	3/11/2016: FRONT PAGE: Labour plan to borrow billions for investment Labour would borrow billions of pounds to fund public investment projects, while exerting an “iron discipline” over day-today spending, shadow chancellor John McDonnell has said, as he seeks to win back the party’s reputation for economic... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	3/11/2016: FRONT PAGE: Obama savages Cameron over Libya Barack Obama has sharply criticised David Cameron for the UK’s role in allowing Libya to become a “shit show” after the fall of the dictator Muammar Gaddafi, in an unprecedented attack on a British leader by a serving US President. Mr Obama said that... Visit The Independent Web Site

	3/11/2016: Front Page: Corbyn under fire after snub to Scottish Labour Je r e my C o r b y n’s l e a d e r s h i p wa s under renewed pressure last night when a senior Labour figure attacked a rally held in S cotland to promote the politics of the hard left UK party leader. Lab our grandee Lord Foulkes of Cumnock has... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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