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The president of Guernsey’s Home Affairs Committee has dropped a heavy hint that he would like the island to follow the UK’s lead in banning social media for children under the age of 16.
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There was good and bad news for Heather Watson in the stampede for wild cards into this year’s Wimbledon, which gets under way on 29 June.
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Is AI about to herald an age of limitless prosperity and scientific breakthroughs, or will it cause mass unemployment and eventually eclipse humanity itself? The Pope’s first encyclical tries to answer the question, as Tricia Voute finds out.
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Our series of articles from members of the Policy & Resources Committee on the proposed tax package continues with Deputy Steve Falla, who says the proposals broaden public revenue without relying so much on income-based taxation.
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The island is due a major tax debate later this year. Even if the proposals are approved, further reforms will probably be needed in the years ahead. The government needs more cash to meet ever-increasing revenue and capital costs. Many islanders are saying they are happy to pay a bit more tax – but only if the government spends their money wisely. Peter Roffey reports.
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