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	4/21/2015: FRONT PAGE: VITAMIN PILL HEALTH ALERT TOO many vitamin pills can increase the risk of cancer and heart disease, say scientists. Millions take overthe- counter diet supplements to help prevent a host of diseases. But a 10- year study has revealed that some cause serious harm in high... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	4/21/2015: Front Page: COSY TAX DEALS OF THE NHS FAT CATS NHS chiefs are using a potential tax dodge by channelling salaries of up to £2,000 a day through personal companies. Hospital bosses are exploiting cash-strapped trusts by raking in bumper pay deals as freelance consultants. and some are putting that... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	4/21/2015: Front Page: Nic holds Britain by the ballots I’VE SCOT A PLAN: Sturgeon NICOLA Sturgeon grabbed Britain by the ballots yesterday as she unveiled the SNP’s election manifesto. Scotland’s First Minister appeared to hand Labour leader Ed Miliband a £140bn “ransom note” in return for helping him to... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	4/21/2015: FRONT PAGE: Ringing the changes Today has been dubbed ‘Mobilegeddon’ as Google updates its mobile search algorithm to demote non-mobile-friendly websites down the rankings. The number of visitors to a mobile website with text that is too small to read or with links too close... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	4/20/2015: NEWS: LABOUR DIVERSITY TARGET ON BOARDS ONE in seven company directors should be from black or minority ethnic backgrounds, shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna declares today. In an exclusive interview with the Standard, the rising Labour star reveals he is ready to support the first... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	4/21/2015: Front Page: STRUGGLING ashore on a beach popular with tourists, a group of migrants whose boat sank off the Greek island of Rhodes yesterday showed the growing scale of Europe’s people-smuggling crisis. Their ramshackle wooden sailboat, with at least 90 people on... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/21/2015: FRONT PAGE: EU to attack smugglers who send migrants to their deaths Europe is planning to launch military operations against the networks of smugglers in Libya deemed responsible for sending thousands of people to their deaths in the Mediterranean. An emergency meeting of EU interior and foreign ministers held in... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	4/21/2015: NEWS: Calm before the storm As Nicola Sturgeon launched her party’s manifesto in Edinburgh yesterday, she tried to soothe any fears the English may have about the rise and rise of the SNP. “If the SNP emerges from this election in a position of influence,” she said, “we will... Visit The Independent Web Site

	4/21/2015: Front Page: Tory election tactics are ‘threatening future of UK’ D AVID Cameron’s hardline attacks on Scottish Nationalism are “dangerous” and “threaten the integrity” of the UK, a former Tory secretary of state has warned. Lord Forsyth spoke out as senior Conservatives ramped up their onslaught against the SNP on... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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