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	3/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: WHY JET CRASH PILOT TURNED KILLER A PILOT who murdered 149 people by crashing a jet in the Alps may have committed his terrible crime over a broken heart, it emerged last night. A criminal investigation was launched after offi cials concluded that co- pilot Andreas Lubitz, 28, set out... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	3/27/2015: Front Page: WHY ON EARTH WAS HE ALLOWED TO FLY? THE killer Alps pilot’s boss last night admitted he had slipped through the ‘safety net’ and should never have been flying. As police removed computer equipment from Andreas Lubitz’s flat, it emerged the 28-year- old fitness fanatic had suffered from... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	3/27/2015: Front Page: Paxo has stuffedEd and Cam GRILLED: Cameron DAVID Cameron and Ed Miliband were grilled by Jeremy Paxman last night. The PM and Mr Miliband both set out their election bids in a live TV debate. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	3/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: Birthdays Mariah Carey, singer, 45 ( Jessie J, singer, 27; Quentin Tarantino, film director and screenwriter, 52; Michael York, actor, 73 Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	3/26/2015: NEWS: CHARLES LOSES BID TO KEEP LETTERS PRIVATE THE Prince of Wales faces having his private “black spider” letters made public after a Supreme Court ruling today. Britain’s highest court threw out a Government attempt to hush up letters from the heir to the throne to ministers. Charles has long... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	3/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: Air safety overhaul after crash jet suicide A MAJOR overhaul of flight safety is under way after it emerged that the Germanwings airline disaster was caused by the deliberate actions of a depressive pilot who was left alone in the cockpit. Last night, German police said they had made a... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	3/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: This is the pilot who flew his jet into a mountain. Taking 149 people to their deaths International airlines were scrambling to introduce rules yesterday ensuring two crew members are always in a plane cockpit after it was revealed a German pilot deliberately plunged an Airbus A320 into a mountain, killing all 150 people on board. The... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	3/27/2015: FRONT PAGE: Killer in the cockpit Adeliberate act of suicide – and mass murder – by a young German co-pilot without known terrorist links is believed to have caused the Germanwings disaster in the French Alps, which killed 150 people. Air travellers were last night confronted with the... Visit The Independent Web Site

	3/27/2015: Front Page: Alps crash prompts airlines on cockpit ‘rule of two’ Safety review after co-pilot deliberately flies Airbus into mountain, killing 150 CALLS were growing last night for an overhaul of airline safety and deeper psychological screening of pilots after officials revealed the co-pilot of the Germanwings flight that crashed in the French Alps deliberately flew into a mountain, killing all... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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