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	4/15/2016: FRONT PAGE: NEW DIABETES BREAKTHROUGH A MAJOR discovery in the race to find a cure for diabetes was revealed yesterday. Scientists have managed to grow insulin-producing cells that can be transplanted back into patients. The hormone insulin is normally produced by “beta” cells in the... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	4/15/2016: FRONT PAGE: DON’T EAT OUR PASTA SAUCE MORE THAN ONCE A WEEK POPULAR food sauces from Dolmio and Uncle Ben’s are so high in salt, fat and sugar that they should be eaten only once a week – says the company that makes them. Mars Food has announced that it will put a ‘once a week’ health warning on products... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/15/2016: Front Page: NEW PLAGUE OF GIANT RATS A SHOCKED rat-catcher told yesterday how he killed a family of giant rodents. The cat-sized monsters plaguing an estate are so big that traditional traps will not work. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	4/9/2016: NEWS: MP for Gibraltar plan is a ‘publicity stunt’ A proposal by pro-Brexit campaigners to give Gibraltar its own MP if Britain votes to leave the EU has been dismissed as a “publicity stunt” by the island’s government. Tory MP Andrew Rosindell will raise the prospect of integrating the overseas... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/14/2016: FRONT PAGE: SADIQ: MY ‘WAR FOOTING’ PLAN TO COMBAT TERROR SADIQ KHAN today vowed to put London on a “war footing” to deal with terrorist threats and warned Tube chiefs against slashing the live monitoring of security cameras. In an interview with the Standard, Labour’s candidate for Mayor said he would hold... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/15/2016: Front Page: ‘Leave EU to save NHS’ BORIS JOHNSON and Michael Gove will today call for billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money that is currently sent to the European Union to be spent on the NHS instead. Mr Johnson will open the first day of official campaigning with a speech in which he... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/15/2016: FRONT PAGE: Victims of a ‘brute madness’ on the streets In the African-Caribbean tradition, nine nights after the death of a loved one, family and friends get together to celebrate their life. The ghost of the deceased is believed to mingle with guests, gathering food and saying goodbye, before finally... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/15/2016: FRONT PAGE: Brexit is no laughing matter, warns Bank The Bank of England yesterday issued its starkest warning yet over the consequences of Brexit for the economy as the gloves came off on both sides of the referendum debate. The main Brexit campaign claimed the only way to protect NHS spending was to... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/15/2016: Front Page: PPP company ‘self-certified’ schools construction work Construction of the 17 Edinburgh schools closed amid safety fears was “self-certified” by the private finance consortium building them rather than being inspected by the council, city chiefs have confirmed. City council leader Andrew Burns said the... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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