French Open doubles pair disqualified after Miyu Kato hits ball girl with ball
Kato and Aldila Sutjiadi were playing Marie Bouzkova and Sara Sorribes Tormo in the third round of the women’s doubles.
UK Sport|Jun 4, 2023
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Angry Birds maker Rovio agrees £625m takeover by Japan’s Sega
Sega will pay 9.25 euros per share and 1.48 euros per share option for the mobile gaming business.
UK News|Apr 17, 2023
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Guernsey Disability Alliance appoints its new chairwoman
The new chairwoman of the Guernsey Disability Alliance has said she wants to modernise the charity.
News|Feb 20, 2023
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No let up from GDA as discrimination law nears
GUERNSEY Disability Alliance will be keeping its ‘foot on the gas’ to ensure that discrimination legislation finally comes in this autumn, members heard at its AGM.
News|Feb 15, 2023
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Grow appoints new managers
GROW Ltd has appointed a new general manager and a new training manager.
News|Oct 14, 2022
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‘That’s just how democracy works’
Deputy Peter Roffey questions the validity of deputies’ complaints about bullying by equality campaigners.
Peter Roffey|Oct 5, 2022
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GDA celebrates passing of discrimination law
A CELEBRATION party was thrown for members of the Guernsey Disability Alliance yesterday, as they marked the passing of the discrimination ordinance.
News|Oct 5, 2022
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Lobby groups accused of harassing deputies
DEMANDS to withdraw amendment eight was discrimination in itself, a number of deputies said yesterday.
News|Oct 1, 2022
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Equality at last
THERE was joy and relief among many at the Royal Court yesterday, as the ‘tortuous process’ of introducing discrimination legislation finally concluded, with few significant alterations.
News|Oct 1, 2022
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Quality of debate has been very poor – GDA
GUERNSEY Disability Alliance representatives have been disappointed by parts of the new anti-discrimination law debate, as the States works through a raft of amendments.
News|Sep 30, 2022
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Chief minister ‘doesn’t trust’ Employment and Social Security
CHIEF MINISTER Peter Ferbrache shocked many in the States yesterday in an outburst where he said he ‘did not trust’ the Committee for Employment and Social Security.
News|Sep 29, 2022
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‘A lot of people have worked very hard’
SEEING 200 people greeting deputies at the States the day the Disability and Inclusion strategy was passed was a ‘lump in throat’ moment for a former chairwoman of the Guernsey Disability Alliance.
News|Sep 27, 2022
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Amendment aimed at ‘fixing issues that do not exist’
An open letter to Deputy Chris Blin:
Readers' Letters|Sep 27, 2022
Readers' Letters
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Opposers of Blin/De Lisle amendment in rally call
ISLANDERS are being called to the Royal Court steps tomorrow to rally against the discrimination legislation amendments, which could derail the fundamental aim of the law.
News|Sep 27, 2022
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Petit Bot viewing point now more accessible
ACCESS to a viewing spot at Petit Bot has been improved for people who are less mobile.
News|Apr 1, 2022
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