Parrots taught to video call friends ‘prefer live chats over recorded messages’
The findings could pave the way for a future with an ‘animal-centred internet’, researchers say.
UK News|May 1
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Authorities in Wisconsin say gunman ‘neutralised’ outside school
Officials said without giving details that the ‘alleged assailant’ was harmed.
World News|May 1
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Trump awarded 36 million more Trump Media shares worth £1.4 billion
Mr Trump was awarded the shares based on the company’s stock hitting certain price benchmarks.
World News|May 1
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Prime Minister urged to open investigation into ‘gutter politics’ Facebook groups
Labour said Rishi Sunak’s decision not to address calls for an investigation into Tory links with the groups was an ‘abject failure of leadership’.
UK News|May 1
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May Day rallies across Asia and Europe call for improved workers’ rights
Events on May 1 also give many an opportunity to air general economic grievances or political demands.
World News|May 1
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Facebook and Instagram face EU scrutiny over possible digital rulebook breaches
The Commission is giving Meta five days to respond.
World News|Apr 30
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Interview: Former ITN boss, now Guernsey resident, John Hardie
John Hardie, a former chief executive of ITN, is now settled in Guernsey. He spoke to Matt Fallaize about his background and his views of current media producers...
News|Apr 30
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Tornadoes kill four people in Oklahoma
The governor has declared a state of emergency in 12 counties.
World News|Apr 28
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The Twenty Something Club is a conversation starter
THE efforts of two friends to do more for others in their age group to make friends brought about 30 young women together last weekend for the first official gathering of The Twenty Something Club.
News|Apr 28
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Munitions explosion at Cambodian army base kills 20 soldiers
Guards sought to keep media away from the site in Kompong Speu province.
World News|Apr 28
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British tourist in ‘intensive care’ after shark attack off Caribbean Island
He sustained injuries to his left hand, left thigh, and stomach following the attack involving a bull shark.
UK News|Apr 27
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Four Vietnamese nationals held in Facebook people smugglers probe
The joint UK-French investigation alleges the group shared posts charged migrants thousands of pounds to make the crossing.
UK News|Apr 27
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Moody Blues founder Mike Pinder remembered as ‘great cosmic philosopher’
Former band member John Lodge announced that Pinder died on Wednesday.
UK News|Apr 26
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If the money’s right
The ‘have your say’ offer is omnipresent nowadays in Guernsey. We are invited to offer our thoughts on almost anything the States thinks about, except, of course, generally the stuff we’d want to have a say about.
Guernsey Press Comment|Apr 24
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CI military cadets in three-day training event
Military cadets from across the Channel Islands came together for a special training weekend last week.
News|Apr 23
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