Popular Hong Kong singer loses concert venue amid crackdown
The Hong Kong Arts Centre cited a public safety clause in cancelling Denise Ho’s venue reservations.
World News|Sep 1, 2021
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OPINION: Does the time fit the crime?
It’s high time we replaced Guernsey’s out-dated sentencing guidelines for drug offences with a more compassionate 21st century solution, argues Alex Garner
Voices|Sep 1, 2021
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Paul Ince wants social media companies to do more to stop racist abuse
Paul Ince was inducted into the National Football Museum’s Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
UK Sport|Sep 1, 2021
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Instagram requires date of birth from all users as new child safety rules loom
Those who have not already provided their birth date will receive a notification asking them to do so over the next few weeks.
UK News|Aug 31, 2021
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Strictly Come Dancing judge gives his verdict on Michael Gove’s dancing
Craig Revel Horwood said the problem with Mr Gove’s moves came from his core.
UK News|Aug 30, 2021
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Four rabbits taken from Vazon business after online criticism
FOUR pet rabbits have disappeared after being at the centre of a social media controversy.
News|Aug 30, 2021
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Hurricane Ida lashes Louisiana, knocks out New Orleans power
The storm surge also reversed the flow of the Mississippi River.
World News|Aug 30, 2021
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Michael Gove hits the dancefloor at Aberdeen nightclub
The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster was on a visit to his home city.
UK News|Aug 29, 2021
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Nick Nairn thanks people for support after restaurant blaze
More than 30 firefighters were involved in tackling the blaze which broke out on Saturday.
UK News|Aug 29, 2021
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Three people left injured after incident on ride at festival
Emergency Services were called to the scene in Barrow at 8.30pm on Saturday after two women and one man suffered injuries, police said.
UK News|Aug 28, 2021
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Couple who met at Notting Hill Carnival say in-person event is ‘hugely missed’
Notting Hill Carnival will take place online over the bank holiday weekend.
UK News|Aug 28, 2021
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Afghan veterans told they are ‘still our heroes’
Online campaign launched as British veterans of the war struggle as Afghanistan descends into chaos
UK News|Aug 27, 2021
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OPINION: ‘The States doesn’t listen to younger people’
Last year, Pierre Ehmann and Josh Macksoni were two of the youngest candidates to have ever stood in a local election and the first to take part in an island-wide poll. Ten months on, after both narrowly missed out on a seat in the States Assembly, Tom Rylatt asked them about their experiences as young people in Guernsey politics.
News|Aug 26, 2021
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What is happening with the Afghan evacuations?
President Joe Biden has set an August 31 deadline to complete the US-led evacuation.
World News|Aug 25, 2021
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Police release images of car linked to arson attack on TikTok family
The Smithy Family said their car was set alight on July 14 outside their home in south-east London.
UK News|Aug 25, 2021
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