Johnson and Corbyn back on the campaign trail after brutal TV grilling
The two leaders drew criticism on various fronts after Friday night’s televised Q&A.
UK News|Nov 23, 2019
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Four out of five UK children not active enough, global report suggests
Girls are lagging behind boys in physical activity, the WHO report says.
UK News|Nov 22, 2019
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Trump directed Ukraine quid pro quo, says key impeachment witness
Gordon Sondland painted a picture of a Ukraine pressure campaign that was prompted by Donald Trump and orchestrated by his lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
World News|Nov 20, 2019
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European Tour chief Keith Pelley: ‘Every time Rory plays, we celebrate’
Pelley discusses the state of the Tour, Rory McIlroy, the battle against slow play and his own future.
UK Sport|Nov 19, 2019
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Q&A: Where do the parties stand on childcare policy?
Both Labour and the Lib Dems are offering to increase the current entitlement.
UK News|Nov 9, 2019
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Q&A: How would an Australian-style immigration system work?
The PA news agency has asked an expert in the field.
UK News|Nov 8, 2019
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Collins Dictionary recognises ‘non-binary’ after year of ‘changes’
Sam Smith was among the first celebrities to ask the public to refer to them using they/them pronouns.
UK News|Nov 7, 2019
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Sunny day, everything’s A-OK as Sesame Street turns 50
The show that brought Ernie and Bertie, Big Bird, the Count and others to screens has clocked up half a century.
World News|Nov 5, 2019
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Home is where the school is
Jo Le Page talks to local mum Jessica Girard to find out more about home education in Guernsey and how it works for her family...
Features|Oct 23, 2019
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Wales comfortable as favourites – Adams
Wales take on France on Sunday looking to secure a World Cup semi-final place.
UK Sport|Oct 19, 2019
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Ken Owens says Wales will gain confidence from past experiences against France
Warren Gatland’s side have defeated France in seven of their last eight meetings.
UK Sport|Oct 17, 2019
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Q&A: Britain, Brexit and the crucial next three days
What is the state of play and what happens next with Brexit?
UK News|Oct 17, 2019
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Canada rugby team help with recovery efforts after typhoon cancels World Cup match
The clash with Namibia was called off after Super Typhoon Hagibis saw torrential rain and tornado-like winds hit large parts of Japan.
Viral Sport|Oct 13, 2019
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Skies above Japan turned purple in the hours before Typhoon Hagibis hit
The eerie phenomenon, which often precedes or follows a major storm, is the result of ‘scattering’.
World News|Oct 12, 2019
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Online and paper manifestos the most popular option for islanders in election
A QUESTIONNAIRE about how islanders would like to receive information about candidates in the lead-up to the 2020 general election revealed online and paper manifestos were the most popular option.
News|Oct 7, 2019
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