If political parties that aren’t have mysteriously appeared in a States that’s running out of your money and has given up on fiscal prudence, what can islanders do about it? Not much, says Richard Digard. Unless voters mobilise and use social media to put some balance back into elections
I REFER to your headline on 8 September [‘We will run very short of money for services’], yet again we are being subjected to tales of financial woes.
Mr Zelensky was returning to Kyiv from the Kharkiv region, where he visited troops in the recaptured city of Izium.
A simple floral wreath surrounding a photo of the monarch was put up following the historic news on Thursday.
Members of the public have until 6.30am on Monday to see the Queen’s coffin.
The university in a message posted on its website on Wednesday said the campus is safe and secure.
Centre-left Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson conceded defeat with 99.9% of the vote from the weekend elections counted.
The study found that children who used social media more were more likely to report higher levels of Fomo, anxiety, and worse sleep.
The queue to see the late monarch lying in state stretched almost three miles past London Bridge.
Investigators are still trying to identify the motive behind Tuesday evening’s blast.
Sali Hafez told the local Al-Jadeed TV she needed the money to fund her sister’s cancer treatment.
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The tech giant has been ordered to pay £3.5 billion.
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The trial will decide how much the controversial conspiracy theorist should pay relatives of victims of a mass school shooting.
