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Bonfire of the benefits is how the Times describes the government's plans to scrap traditional welfare payments.

On its front page,

Claimants will receive amounts according to their circumstances, and those who get jobs will be allowed to keep more of their benefits.

The system, the paper concludes, is a major victory for Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith, who has faced opposition from the Treasury, which argued that such a wholesale reform would cost too much at a time when budgets were being cut.

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The because of chemicals in household goods, foods and cosmetics.

It blames these substances for what it calls a "dramatic increase" in breast cancer since the 1930s.

Many papers reflect on the life of actor Tony Curtis, who died on Wednesday aged 85.

Calling him "the Elvis of Tinsel Town", the

The , a "master of both comedy and drama".

, and never missed an opportunity to enjoy the pleasures it offered, either on or off the screen.

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It reports that leading scientists are leaving the country because they are concerned research budgets will be slashed as a result of government cuts.

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