Teers sets himself up for run at an ABA title
TOMMY TEERS’ victory in Saturday’s bill-topper bodes well for his upcoming shot at a National Amateur Championships elite title.
Boxing|Feb 28
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Ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan and wife plead not guilty in corruption case
It is alleged they accepted land from a property tycoon in exchange for large sums of laundered money.
World News|Feb 27
World News
Local dog issues cannot continue to be swept under the carpet
THERE is increasing concern at the extreme local dog population. Clearly, the imposition of suggested 12,000 dogs on such a small island is a growing threat to public health and services. I urge government to please find the necessary courage and integrity and tackle our long-standing dog issues before Guernsey becomes the reputed dog-crap capital of the world.
Readers' Letters|Feb 27
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I never gave away draft lyrics of Hotel California, Eagles singer tells trial
Don Henley was giving evidence at the trial of three men who are accused of stealing handwritten pages containing the lyrics to the hit rock song.
World News|Feb 26
World News
‘Good interest island-wide’ as Eisteddfod returns for 94th year
Hundreds of children and adults will be making their way to Beau Sejour from tomorrow as three weeks of performance classes get under way in this year’s Eisteddfod.
News|Feb 21
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Sam Costelow to return for Wales against Ireland in Guinness Six Nations clash
Head coach Warren Gatland has made one change for the Dublin contest.
UK Sport|Feb 20
UK Sport
Another suggestion of working with Jersey would result in loss of identity
MAY I disagree with most of the article that Richard Digard wrote in the Guernsey Press (Friday 16 February).
Readers' Letters|Feb 20
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Training scheme for unemployed to build a career in care sector
THE States is taking a proactive step to tackling the staffing crisis in health and social care with a new training scheme for potential new entrants into the sector.
News|Feb 19
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Scout Association change aims to get more people involved
THE Scout Association has changed the way people can volunteer to allow more people to get involved.
News|Feb 14
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Khan supporters block highways in protest against election results
No party won a majority in the election, though independent candidates supported by Khan’s party won the most seats.
World News|Feb 12
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Family of Tommy Vance signs off on radio station recreating his voice using AI
Boom Rock will use the recreated gravelly voice of Vance to promote the station between songs.
UK News|Feb 11
UK News
Allies of ex-PM Khan win biggest share of seats in final Pakistan election tally
People from his PTI party ran as independents because of moves by the Election Commission and Supreme Court to cripple their participation.
World News|Feb 11
World News
Early rock ‘n’ roll drummer Jimmy Van Eaton dies aged 86
The Memphis native played on Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On and other Sun Records classics.
World News|Feb 10
World News
Ozzy Osbourne, Oasis, Sade and Sinead O’Connor among Hall of Fame nominees
Peter Frampton is also in the running for the accolade.
World News|Feb 10
World News
Warren Gatland shuffles Wales pack for England clash at Twickenham
George North to make his 50th Six Nations appearance as Gatland makes seven changes to the starting XV in the loss to Scotland.
UK Sport|Feb 7
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