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	3/6/2015: FRONT PAGE: KEEP POSITIVE TO LIVE LONGER STAYING positive is the key to a longer life, scientists have found. Research suggests it can slash the risk of a heart attack by half. Obesity, smoking and stress have long been associated with heart disease but a new British study shows a positive... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	3/6/2015: Front Page: NO PARKING FINE IF YOU OVERSTAY BY JUST 10 MINUTES DRIVERS are to get an extra ten minutes after a parking ticket runs out before they can be hit with a fine. Under a change in the law to take effect within weeks, they will have the right to a ‘grace period’ in all on-street or offstreet council... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	3/6/2015: Front Page: JIHADI JOHN KIDNAPPED & STRIPPED BOYS ON M1 ISIS executioner always been psycho JIHADI John kidnapped two schoolboys at gunpoint and ordered them to strip off before dumping them on the M1 motorway, it was revealed last night. Mohammed Emwazi, now Islamic State’s brutal executioner, terrified the teenagers in revenge for an... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	3/6/2015: FRONT PAGE: 28,000 flee the fighting in Tikrit Fighting to retake the Iraqi city of Tikrit from Isis has caused around 28,000 people to flee their homes, the United Nations has said. Tikrit’s few remaining civilians are cutting up white clothes and fabric to make flags of surrender, fearing their... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	3/5/2015: FRONT PAGE: TOXIC LONDON LONDON’S pollution shame was today laid bare by shocking new figures revealing that its citizens are breathing the filthiest air in Britain. Levels of toxicity are up to three-and-a-half times the EU legal limit — and all 50 of the country’s worst... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	3/6/2015: Front Page: Major: Labour must say no to SNP ED MILIBAND must formally rule out a coalition with the Scottish National Party for the sake of the United Kingdom, Sir John Major says today. Polls suggest that, with no party likely to win enough seats to govern alone after May’s general election,... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	3/6/2015: FRONT PAGE: PM told: stop cowering over TV debates The prospect of any repeat of the 2010 election TV debates appeared to be receding last night as exasperated broadcasters desperately suggested they might screen the events by replacing an absent David Cameron with an empty chair. The high-risk... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	3/6/2015: FRONT PAGE: Bend it like Einstein: supernova snap shows he was right An ‘Einstein cross’, just above the multicoloured cross, shows four spots of yellow light, where the light from a distant supernova is distorted by ‘gravitational lensing’ Visit The Independent Web Site

	3/6/2015: Front Page: Police Scotland in new row over gun patrols A RMED police officers have responded to more than 1,600 routine incidents since assurances were given that the controversial practice would stop, it has emerged. Giving evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s policing committee yesterday, Assistant... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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