Fergus Ewing slams ‘authoritarian’ SNP after suspension is upheld
The Inverness and Nairn MSP had appealed against a week-long suspension, imposed after he voted against a Scottish Government minister.
UK News|Feb 27
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Cleverly says UK’s goodwill towards migrants ‘not a bottomless font’
The Home Secretary argued Western powers must help developing nations avoid ‘haemorrhaging’ people.
UK News|Feb 27
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Cleverly hopes to help displaced people but ensure ‘goodwill’ of UK not eroded
Mr Cleverly said Western powers must help would-be migrants to ‘stay and thrive at home’ in order to stem the international migration crisis.
UK News|Feb 27
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PM offers support from farmers protesting against Welsh Labour government
Rishi Sunak has told farmers he “has their back” at the Welsh Conservative conference on Friday.
UK News|Feb 23
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Ofcom investigations into GB News in danger of looking biased, says Tory
Sir Michael Ellis said the news channel conducts itself in the same way as other broadcasters.
UK News|Feb 22
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GB News programme with Rishi Sunak investigated by Ofcom over impartiality rules
There have been more than 500 complaints about the show.
UK News|Feb 19
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Aspiring local umpires can learn from two of the best
Two top ICC officials will head to Guernsey this month.
Sport|Feb 7
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On this day in 2005: Dame Ellen MacArthur sets new round-world sailing record
The 28-year-old Briton completed her 27,354-mile journey in 71 days, 14 hours, 18 minutes and 33 seconds
UK Sport|Feb 7
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London premiere of local film hopes to sell island to others
The premiere of a Guernsey-made feature film will be used this evening to sell the island as a destination for movie-making.
News|Feb 2
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Alabama man shook violently during first nitrogen gas execution
Convicted killer Kenneth Eugene Smith convulsed in seizure-like spasms for at least two minutes of the 22-minute execution by nitrogen hypoxia.
World News|Jan 27
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Labour should not play ‘King Canute’ with devolved policing in Wales – Drakeford
The outgoing First Minister said colleagues in Westminster would have a responsibility to show the ‘journey has begun’ towards justice devolution.
UK News|Jan 25
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Japan’s precision moon lander has hit its target, but appears to be upside down
The landing mishap means the craft’s solar panels are facing the wrong direction and cannot generate power.
World News|Jan 25
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Minister insists review on office working not an attack on civil servants
Cabinet Office minister John Glen said the call for senior civil servants to spend 60% of their time in the office was ‘reasonable’.
UK News|Jan 23
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Jocelyn is UK’s tenth named storm in five months
The furthest a storm season has reached in the alphabet is the letter K in 2016.
UK News|Jan 22
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Rejoining EU customs union should be on the table, Sadiq Khan says
Senior Labour figures have argued for closer post-Brexit ties with the bloc.
UK News|Jan 20
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