What the papers say – November 16
The raising of the nation’s terror alert and other angles in the aftermath of the Liverpool bombing dominate the nation’s papers.
UK News|Nov 16, 2021
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PM says triggering Article 16 over N Ireland would be ‘perfectly legitimate’
European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic said if the British Government suspended the protocol, it would have ‘serious consequences’.
UK News|Nov 15, 2021
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‘Appalled’ ECB vows to investigate fresh racism claims by Maurice Chambers
The former Essex player claims he was subjected to racist bullying for 10 years at the club.
UK Sport|Nov 15, 2021
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Rayner: PM ‘does not play by the rules’, sleaze ‘has undermined our democracy’
Angela Rayner, who previously apologised for branding senior Tories ‘scum’, called for a meeting with the Prime Minister over use of language.
UK News|Nov 14, 2021
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Local action on climate change ‘is happening now’
ACTION on climate change is happening now locally, according to the president of Environment & Infrastructure.
News|Nov 13, 2021
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Polling results suggest sleaze row hitting Tory ballot box support
It comes after Boris Johnson rejected suggestions the allegations could dent his party’s chances in forthcoming by-elections.
UK News|Nov 13, 2021
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Fourteen people killed in heavy rains and flooding in southern India
Several districts in Tamil Nadu state are on high alert, braced for more downpours.
World News|Nov 11, 2021
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The key questions after England’s T20 World Cup semi-final defeat
England bowed out of the tournament on Wednesday.
UK Sport|Nov 11, 2021
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Quantum Leap’s Dean Stockwell dies aged 85 after seven-decade career
The former child actor’s death aged 85 was confirmed by his agent.
World News|Nov 9, 2021
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Bars bring in safety measures in response to Girls Night In campaign
BUSINESSES are providing more safety measures to reduce incidents of spiking, sexual harassment, and sexual assault, following the launch of the Girls Night In campaign.
News|Nov 9, 2021
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St Martin’s hedge veg stalls hit by vandals
HEDGE veg stall owners in St Martin’s were disappointed when their traditional small businesses were hit by vandals over the weekend.
News|Nov 9, 2021
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Contradictions and cautions
Richard Graham looks back at last week’s budget debate
Voices|Nov 8, 2021
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Local boycott of nightclubs and pubs planned for 19 November
A BOYCOTT of local nightclubs and pubs on has been planned for Friday 19 November to highlight the prevalence of drinks spiking in the island.
News|Nov 5, 2021
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Anti-discrimination laws to protect religious beliefs
RELIGIOUS beliefs will be protected under new anti-discrimination laws, but the States voted against including secular beliefs.
News|Nov 5, 2021
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From excitable dragon to Sir Elton John – a history of John Lewis Christmas ads
The department store’s campaign and accompanying soundtrack is an eagerly anticipated highlight for many in the build-up to the festive season.
UK News|Nov 4, 2021
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