More than 100 trying to stay dry in January
More than 100 islanders are known to have committed to the Try Dry January campaign, which encourages people to give up alcohol for the month.
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One pupil killed and five people wounded in shooting at high school in Iowa
The suspect in the shooting has died of what investigators believe is a self-inflicted gunshot wound, a law enforcement official said.
World News|Jan 4
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Owner calls time on Fat Rascal but 'new chapter' beckons
Fat Rascal, the craft bar and kitchen in Lefebvre Street, is to close next month, but owner Steve Hopkins said that a new eatery is planned to replace it later this year.
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Man ‘encouraged support’ for banned loyalist groups by flying flags, jury told
Kieron Brockhouse is accused of flying Ulster Freedom Fighters and Ulster Defence Association flags at addresses in the West Midlands.
UK News|Jan 3
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Micheal Martin says it is not feasible to ban children from social media
The Tanaiste said that being overly prescriptive does not always work when asked about implementing a ban.
UK News|Jan 2
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Search for Madeleine McCann will eventually yield results, parents say
Kate and Gerry McCann vowed to persevere in the search for their daughter.
UK News|Jan 2
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Family pays tribute as mother and son who died in French Alps avalanche named
The two have been named as Kate Vokes, 54, and her son Archie Vokes, 22, who died on December 28.
UK News|Jan 2
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Man killed by car ‘would help rather than turn away’, family says
Chris Marriott, 46, died after he went to the aid of a woman he spotted lying unconscious in the street in Sheffield.
UK News|Dec 29, 2023
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Man who died trying to help stranger ‘will be remembered for helping others’
Chris Marriott, 46, died when a car ploughed into a crowd on a Sheffield street as he was providing first-aid to an injured woman.
UK News|Dec 29, 2023
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Aurigny cancels some flights due to issues with two ATRs
AURIGNY had to cancel and delay a number of flights this week due to operational issues with two of its three ATRs.
News|Dec 29, 2023
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Chemical Seasters smash it with 12 Bays of Christmas postings
FOUR swimmers have taken an annual challenge to the next level by creating festive scenes to document their December and in doing so hoping to raise money for Les Bourgs Hospice.
News|Dec 28, 2023
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Three-quarters of advance fee scams perpetrated overseas, Labour says
Shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry accused the Government of inaction over the scourge of international fraud gangs ‘feasting on Britain’.
UK News|Dec 28, 2023
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Police issue footage of knifeman jailed for life after random stabbing spree
Antonio Tibere murdered 35-year-old father Krystian Debski and left two other people with serious injuries.
UK News|Dec 27, 2023
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Chatbot users should not share private information with software, expert warns
Prof Michael Wooldridge said complaining about personal relationships or expressing political views to artificial intelligence was ‘extremely unwise’.
UK News|Dec 26, 2023
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AI to make ‘seismic change’ in all industries within four years, expert predicts
An AI-powered robot called Ai-Da will help to deliver the Royal Institution’s annual Christmas lectures on Boxing Day.
UK News|Dec 26, 2023
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