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	4/9/2015: FRONT PAGE: NOW BRITAIN’S ON 77F HEALTH ALERT MILLIONS of people who suffer from allergies are at risk from rising pollen levels and pollution triggered by the warmer weather. A quarter of the country’s 16 million hay fever sufferers are already flocking to GP sur geries for antihistamines as a... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	4/9/2015: Front Page: £13M NHS BILL FOR SUNCREAM THE NHS is spending millions on prescriptions for suncream and toothpaste, a damning analysis has found. Some patients are even being given hangover tablets and Yakult yogurt drinks. Critics said it was ‘ludicrous’ that such items were being handed... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/9/2015: Front Page: £25 win turns into £6.3m SHOCK: Denise & Robert ROBERT and Denise Scarr began celebrating a £25 win on the lottery – then realised they had scooped a £6.3million jackpot. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	4/9/2015: FRONT PAGE: Bookworms of foreign literature will rejoice at the fact that Japanese writer Haruki Murakami has been shortlisted for the 25th Independent Foreign Fiction Prize. And he’s in good company according to the shortlist: by Jenny Erpenbeck (translated from German by Susan Bernofsky); by Tomás González (translated from Spanish by Frank Wynne); by Daniel Kehlmann (translated from German by Carol Brown Janeway); by Juan Tomás Ávila Laurel (translated from Spanish by... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/8/2015: FRONT PAGE: LONDON BACKLASH OVER ED’S NON-DOMS ATTACK ED MILIBAND was accused of risking London’s global success with a symbolic attack on non-doms today. In a furious backlash, business chiefs said the Labour leader’s plans would deter rich deal-makers from living in the capital — driving away some of... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/9/2015: Front Page: Labour tax plan to spark exodus TENS of thousands of entrepreneurs and business leaders will leave Britain because of Labour’s “cataclysmic” plans to scrap the “non-dom” tax status, experts have warned. Leading tax barristers warned that 30,000 of Britain’s 115,000 foreign investors... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/9/2015: FRONT PAGE: Tories play the Trident card The Tories will today issue their strongest warning about the dangers of a postelection pact between Labour and the SNP when they accuse Ed Miliband of preparing to abandon Britain’s nuclear deterrent as the price of securing power. In an echo of... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/9/2015: FRONT PAGE: We can see the horror show from start to finish… This is part of what America is about A POLICE KILLING THAT HAS SHOCKED THE WORLD, Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/9/2015: Front Page: ‘Overstretched’ GPS say patients are losing out N INE out of ten GPS believe that their “unsustainable” workload is having a damaging effect on patient care, a new survey by doctors’ leaders has found. Three-quarters of family doctors in Scotland who took part in the British Medical Association... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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