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	3/2/2016: FRONT PAGE: NEW DIET CAN FIGHT DIABETES A LOW- calorie liquid diet lasting just 12 weeks could be the key to solving Britain’s spiralling diabetes crisis, say experts. Breakthrough research found that nutritionally balanced soups and shakes can help people with advanced Type 2 diabetes to... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	3/2/2016: Front Page: WHITE COLLAR PENSIONS BLOW WHITE collar staff may be forced to wait longer for their pensions than manual workers. A review is to examine the idea of linking payments to variations in life expectancy. Sources said this could lead to industrial workers, who have shorter... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	3/2/2016: Front Page: MIGRANTS TRY TO KILL BRIT TRUCKERS Calais Jungle is a blazing war zone BRITISH lorry drivers feared for their lives when migrant gangs tried to hijack their trucks in new violence at “war zone” Calais. Riot police were called in as The Jungle was demolished. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	3/2/2016: NEWS: Young readers Tomorrow millions of children across the globe will mark World Book Day. A worldwide celebration of books and reading, Unesco’s annual event is now in its 19th year. Here’s what children’s reading habits in the UK look like today and how they have... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	3/1/2016: FRONT PAGE: MINISTER: KHAN IS UNFIT TO BE MAYOR A SENIOR Cabinet minister today launched an unprecedented attack on mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan, calling him a “Labour lackey who speaks alongside extremists”. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon claimed the Labour candidate was “unfit” to be London’s... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	3/2/2016: Front Page: Super twos day: when Hillary and Bill attended Trump’s wedding The relationship between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton is likely to come under increased scrutiny after today, following the results of the Super Tuesday primary vote. The Republican and Democrat frontrunners have traded blows during the... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	3/2/2016: FRONT PAGE: Failure to tackle refugee crisis risks disaster, Europe warned Aid agencies and charities have said Europe’s “unconscionable” response to the refugee crisis is courting humanitarian disaster, as Brussels scrambled to prepare emergency summits and desperate scenes unfolded across the continent, from Greece’s border... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	3/2/2016: FRONT PAGE: Britain’s housebuilding racket Britain’s largest developers are accused today of profiteering on the back of the country’s housing crisis by restricting the supply of new houses to keep prices unnecessarily high. Latest figures reveal that a record half a million homes in England... Visit The Independent Web Site

	3/2/2016: Front Page: Scientists win ‘ Nobel’ Brain Prize A S cottish neuroscientist h a s r e c e i ve d o n e o f t h e world’s most coveted scie n c e p r i z e s f o r g r o u n d - b r e a k i n g wo r k i n t o t h e foundations of memory. Richard Morris of Edinb u rg h U n i ve r s i t y, a l o n g... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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