Call for support to combat problem of noisy vehicles
ISLANDERS wanting to tackle the problem of noisy car and bike exhausts are fearful of repercussions, the organiser of a meeting trying to gather support for action has said.
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Instagram brings enhanced self-harm content detection tools to the UK
The social media platform is introducing new technology to the UK and Europe which is better able to detect self-harm content.
UK News|Nov 11, 2020
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Nation to pay respects to war dead on Armistice Day
Public commemorations have been affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
UK News|Nov 11, 2020
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Armenia and Azerbaijan agree to end fighting
The peace deal comes with the deployment of Russian peacekeepers.
World News|Nov 10, 2020
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Armenia leader orders end to fighting over Nagorno-Karabakh
Nikol Pashinian’s announcement came after Azerbaijani forces seized the strategically key city of Shushi.
World News|Nov 9, 2020
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Former ballerina with dementia remembers Swan Lake choreography
Marta C Gonzalez listened to Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake decades after performing the ballet.
UK News|Nov 9, 2020
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GCHQ tackling anti-vaccine disinformation linked to Russia – report
The UK spy agency is reportedly targeting state-linked attempts to spread content designed to undermine trust in vaccine research.
UK News|Nov 9, 2020
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PM to pursue controversial Brexit bill despite Joe Biden warning
The president-elect has warned the Good Friday agreement cannot be ‘a casualty of Brexit’.
UK News|Nov 9, 2020
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UK could struggle for relevance during Biden presidency, Nick Clegg warns
The former deputy prime minister said Brexit would make the UK a less desirable ally for the US president-elect.
UK News|Nov 8, 2020
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World of sport marks Remembrance Sunday – Sunday’s sporting social
Jose Mourinho, Harry Kane, Lewis Hamilton and Chris Froome were also active on Twitter.
UK Sport|Nov 8, 2020
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Veterans pay ‘essential’ tribute to fallen as Covid-19 hits commemorations
About 200 people paid their respects at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire on Remembrance Sunday.
UK News|Nov 8, 2020
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Five miles a day in October in support of the hospice
WALKING full circle for Les Bourgs Hospice in October was 84-year-old Grace Spittal.
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Teacher Jill Biden to succeed ex-model Melania Trump as First Lady
The next First Lady refers to herself as a ‘lifelong educator, military mother, grandmother, sister, author, and wife’.
UK News|Nov 7, 2020
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Sir David Attenborough ‘appalled’ to find name used in CBD oil advert
The TV presenter was first alerted to the Facebook page by one of his supporters.
UK News|Nov 7, 2020
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‘Guernsey had never felt so far away’
Local singer-songwriter Robyn Sherwell talks to Helen Hubert about her new single, missing Guernsey and life in lockdown in London...
Features|Nov 7, 2020
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