Guernsey Police – here to keep everyone safe
CARS pulled to one side as the Guernsey Police vehicle sped along Queen’s Road, blue lights flashing and siren piercing the early evening air.
News|Nov 16, 2022
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AstraZeneca drops plans for Covid jab approval in US
The drugs giant will instead focus its Covid-19 vaccine efforts elsewhere globally and for its use as a booster.
UK News|Nov 10, 2022
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Grant Shapps says he will not vote for Matt Hancock on I’m A Celebrity
Mr Hancock’s participation in the series has made headlines, as he is expected to be on screen in the coming days.
UK News|Nov 7, 2022
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William urged to ‘Netflix and chill’ during visit to African film festival
The Prince of Wales learnt more about Film Africa which showcases the best cinema from across the continent and diaspora in the UK.
UK News|Nov 2, 2022
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NHS will be ‘prioritised’ among tough spending decisions, Sunak tells Cabinet
The Prime Minister and his Chancellor are currently considering tax rises for millions of households and a squeeze on spending.
UK News|Nov 1, 2022
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Wales to consider changing name of national teams to Cymru after World Cup
The Football Association of Wales has already had informal discussions with UEFA on the subject.
UK Sport|Oct 31, 2022
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Suspect in assault at Pelosi home had posted about QAnon
His posts also questioned the results of the 2020 election and defended former president Donald Trump.
World News|Oct 29, 2022
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Osborn’s efforts recognised with the President’s Award
MATT OSBORN’S stand-out season both in and outside of racing has earned him the Guernsey Velo Club President’s Award for 2022.
Sport|Oct 28, 2022
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Islanders learn about osteoporosis support
MORE than 30 islanders attended a session with the Guernsey Osteoporosis Support Group to mark World Osteoporosis Day and receive evidence-based advice from a UK senior osteoporosis nurse.
News|Oct 21, 2022
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‘Trampling’ on nature will not lead to healthy economy, Government adviser warns
The economy is a wholly-owned subsidiary of nature, Natural England chairman Tony Juniper says.
UK News|Oct 17, 2022
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Pound falls further and bonds under pressure despite Government tax U-turn
Trading in the pound and gilts, UK government bonds became more positive early on Friday but reversed after Liz Truss’s speech.
UK News|Oct 14, 2022
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Open meeting to give facts on ‘silent bone disease’
ISLANDERS are being invited to find out more about a ‘silent bone disease’, which will affect half of women over 50.
News|Oct 14, 2022
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Police forces asked to provide figures on strip-searches of children
It follows the Child Q scandal, where a teenage schoolgirl was strip-searched by police officers while on her period without another adult present.
UK News|Oct 13, 2022
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Man Utd’s Marc Skinner vows to help protect players from abuse in women’s game
US Soccer last week said it would move immediately to implement reform after abuse and misconduct were found to have “become systemic” in the NWSL.
UK Sport|Oct 12, 2022
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Charity supporting parents grieving for lost babies debuts new film
Abigail’s Footsteps trains midwives, supports bereaved parents and raises funds to create bereavement suites and provide cold cots in hospitals.
UK News|Oct 10, 2022
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