Let this little hedgehog take away all your worries
This little guy has a serious lust for life.
Viral News|Oct 19, 2017
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Japan’s baby panda given sweet-smelling name
The three-month-old is healthy and growing rapidly, the Ueno Zoo in Tokyo said.
World News|Sep 25, 2017
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Tom, 16, tells of his part in saving sailor
GRAMMAR School student Tom Harvey, 16, told yesterday how he helped rescue one of four drowning sailors whose vessel had sunk after hitting rocks off Roustel beacon.
News|Sep 29, 2015
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Changes at Guernsey Harbours invest in modernisation
IN RESPONSE to letters published in the Opinion page on Tuesday 21 April, from Captain Peter Gill and Deputy Barry Paint, in relation to the Joint Emergency Services Control Centre and harbour safety, I would like to reassure your readers that Guernsey Harbours is listening to the points raised and continues to engage with stakeholders to hear their views and explain the JESSC operations in detail.
News|May 1, 2015
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Interim Islander for Air Search
CHANNEL Islands Air Search is closer to being back in the skies following the arrival of an interim Islander aircraft.
News|Jun 19, 2014
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Missing beacon triggers search involving CIAS plane
A TRAWLER'S emergency beacon sparked a full-scale sea search yesterday morning, including the Channel Islands Air Search plane, the Lion's Pride.
News|Feb 19, 2013
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Boaters without a radio are increasing the risk
PEOPLE are putting themselves at risk by not having VHF radios on boats, according to harbour master Captain Peter Gill.
News|Jan 7, 2011
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Radio mast ruins view at Les Laches
PRESCRIPTION charges went up by 50p in Sark yesterday – the first increase for almost six years.
News|Apr 4, 2009
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Harbour no bar to Trident's Sark bid
THERE is no obvious reason why Sark's harbour could not cope with two operators, a hearing heard yesterday.
News|Sep 26, 2007
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Early Feb. finish in prospect
TWO records have already been broken in the Atlantic Rowing Race and now Guernsey's Mission Atlantic are heading towards another.
Sport|Jan 11, 2006
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Storm troopers
The nation held its breath as Ellen MacArthur heroically conquered the ultimate in extreme weathers during her 71-day, record-breaking round-the-world voyage. But for one Guernseyman and his girlfriend, riding out Tuscan gale-force winds while at anchor was bad enough. D'Arcy Brimson reports on his own perfect storm
Entertainment|Feb 15, 2005
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Peet's selfless training may all be for nothing
IT MUST be the most unenviable role imaginable.
Sport|Jan 20, 2005
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My boat sinking was no accident
A MAN whose boat sank in the QEII Marina thinks it might have been done deliberately.
News|Jan 31, 2003
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Second salvage bid is a failure
ANOTHER snapped tow line scuppered the second attempt to refloat the Vermontborg early this morning.
News|Jan 17, 2003
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