Alan Bates says he has ‘no sympathy’ for tearful Paula Vennells
Ms Vennells began her first day of giving evidence to the Horizon IT Inquiry.
UK News|May 22
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Heather Knight: Alice Capsey has time on her side after shortage of ODI cricket
Capsey heads into the first of three ODIs against Pakistan on Thursday with a meagre batting average of 13.9.
UK Sport|May 22
UK Sport
Paula Vennells breaks down twice in emotional appearance at Post Office IT probe
She admitted she ‘made mistakes’ during her tenure as chief executive.
UK News|May 22
UK News
Paula Vennells breaks down in tears mid-evidence at Horizon IT inquiry
Ms Vennells admitted she made mistakes during her tenure as chief executive of the Post Office.
UK News|May 22
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Elvis Presley’s granddaughter fights company’s attempt to sell Graceland estate
Riley Keough inherited the trust and ownership of the home after the death of her mother, Lisa Marie Presley.
World News|May 21
World News
Long-serving deputy now on the douzaine
Three St Peter Port residents were elected unopposed to various parochial roles at a meeting on Saturday.
News|May 20
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Politics
Slovakia’s prime minister injured in shooting
The incident took place in the town of Handlova.
World News|May 15
World News
‘I started to see things which made me more and more concerned’
Dr Dean Patterson, a consultant cardiologist at the Medical Specialist Group, caused controversy recently by voicing his concerns about Covid-19 vaccine side-effects and calling for an urgent investigation into their safety. He tells Matt Fallaize why he is far from just an anti-vaxxer
Features|May 14
Features
News
David Bowie estate remembers US saxophonist David Sanborn after death age 78
The US musician died on Sunday afternoon.
UK News|May 13
UK News
States has made things much worse for the working people
I WAS reading in the paper (3 May) about how the States might have to do away with the doctors’ grant, charge more for A&E visits and even start charging OAPs for their prescriptions.
Readers' Letters|May 13
Readers' Letters
Voices
‘We are not trying to force people to do returns online’
THE under-fire Revenue Service has outlined why it has been more complicated to collect a paper income tax form this year.
News|May 9
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Author’s book on Biberach inspired by visit to Guernsey
AN author who has written about a great escape from a German camp in the Second World War has said he was inspired to write it by a visit to Guernsey.
News|May 8
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Coop members offered a 2% dividend this year
MEMBERS of the Channel Islands Coop are set to receive a 2% dividend this year, after the Coop responded to public alarm.
News|May 4
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Cube-constructed house could be built near former Bon Port hotel
A NEW house, made up of four cube shapes, could built on the clifftop near the former Bon Port hotel.
News|Apr 30
News
Teenage pairs lead the way in Elite Foursomes qualifier
Talented teenagers took top billing yesterday in the Guernsey Press Elite Men’s Foursomes qualifier.
Sport|Apr 29
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