People in Gaza have lost faith in humanity, says Palestinian student in Scotland
Mahmoud Almassri, 30, said his mother, father and seven siblings are currently sheltering in Khan Yunis amid the ongoing war.
UK News|Mar 22
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Island needs financial security, not a tunnel
I THOUGHT it was April Fools’ Day when I read the headline on the front of the Guernsey Press on Thursday 7 March outlining the increasing interest in building a tunnel between here, Jersey and France. With both islands now considering such a venture. Want to be big, think big, think feasibility, costs, running and maintenance.
Readers' Letters|Mar 22
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March of the Day: Former players join fight against MND with long distance walk
A core team will take on the trek, from Bradford to Liverpool, over two-and-a-half days.
UK Sport|Mar 22
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Bid to create AI Authority amid pleas for swifter action from UK Government
Peers will consider the Artificial Intelligence (Regulation) Bill on Friday March 22.
UK News|Mar 22
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Scientists developing ‘lollipops’ that could help diagnose mouth cancer
Researchers at the University of Birmingham have received £350,000 in funding to create prototypes.
UK News|Mar 22
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Blood test could identify millions of people spreading tuberculosis unknowingly
TB kills more than one million people each year, according to the World Health Organisation.
UK News|Mar 22
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One in eight UK supermarkets offer electric car charging – report
Analysis by the RAC and charger locator service Zapmap found that the number of supermarkets with EV chargers reached 1,616 at the end of last year.
UK News|Mar 22
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SNP and Plaid Cymru must break Westminster consensus – Stephen Flynn
Mr Flynn will deliver a speech to Plaid Cymru’s spring conference in Caernarfon.
UK News|Mar 22
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Concerns over ‘Government’s failure’ to act on patient safety recommendations
The report by an expert panel was commissioned following the Lucy Letby case.
UK News|Mar 22
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Scottish college lecturers to start rolling strikes in pay row, EIS says
The strikes are set to commence in mid-April.
UK News|Mar 21
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YOI Cookham Wood to be turned into adult prison after safety concerns for youths
The centre in Rochester, Kent, has been used to detain boys aged between 15 and 17.
UK News|Mar 21
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Former Jersey coach Hogan to help Guernsey cricket this summer
Renowned coach Craig Hogan is joining Guernsey Cricket as a consultant for the upcoming 2024 season.
Sport|Mar 21
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Falling armed forces recruitment levels deemed ‘national security crisis’
Labour former defence minister Kevan Jones said a ‘radical revolution’ is needed in the way the services recruit and employ people.
UK News|Mar 21
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270-million-year-old amphibian ancestor named after Kermit the Frog
Kermitops gratus was first discovered in Texas four decades ago.
UK News|Mar 21
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Lawsuit accuses Hermes of selling Birkin bags only to customers ‘deemed worthy’
Birkin handbags are handcrafted from leather by artisans in France and can cost tens of thousands of dollars.
World News|Mar 21
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