Israeli strikes kill 30 people overnight in Gaza
A strike late on Monday on the northern Gaza town of Beit Lahiya killed at least 20 people.
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Joe McCarthy – Ireland have earned right to ‘feel confident’ facing New Zealand
Ireland begin their autumn internationals against the All Blacks on Friday evening.
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Exciting newcomers in as first Orkney triathletes named
Amy Critchlow has delayed her retirement and will now be lending valuable experience to an otherwise developmental women’s triathlon team at the Orkney 2025 Island Games.
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Who’s who in the Conservative shadow cabinet
Kemi Badenoch’s new front bench team will hold its first meeting on Tuesday.
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Millions set to vote after Harris and Trump end election race in Pennsylvania
The election is expected to be decided by razor-thin margins and the results may not be known for days.
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Fireworks expected from Budget debate
Adding 2p to income tax and ‘GST-plus’ were suddenly combined into a single tax plan last night, just hours before the start of the ‘fireworks day’ Budget debate.
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135,000 views of social media video for Deputies Parkinson and McKenna as they bid to go viral
A VIDEO made by two deputies who want companies in Guernsey to ‘pay their fair share’ has been viewed more than 135,000 times in the past week.
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Boeing factory workers vote to accept contract and end strike
The strike started in mid-September and has shut down production of most of the company’s planes.
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Regular Liverpool and East Midlands flights to be scrapped
Regular scheduled flights to Liverpool and East Midlands are being scrapped for next year, but Aurigny has not ruled out putting on some services during school holidays.
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Smoke on the beach? Trust in talks with States on a ban
The Clean Earth Trust is considering starting a campaign to ban smoking on at least some of Guernsey’s beaches and has been consulting with the States and public health.
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Farm pigs have their fill of donated leftover pumpkins
PIGS and chickens at The Soil Farm will be feasting on leftover Halloween pumpkins for a while.
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Record crowds attend Rugby Club’s annual fireworks
The Rugby Club’s annual fireworks went off with a bang, as fine weather attracted record crowds to the event.
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Superdrug store could open at former Smith Street post office
Health and beauty shop Superdrug could be set to open a branch in St Peter Port.
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Sir Chris Hoy calls for prostate cancer screening age to be lowered
The six-time Olympic cycling champion revealed last month that his cancer was terminal.
UK Sport|Nov 5
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Museums close for winter but staff's busiest period
MOST of Guernsey’s museums have closed for the winter season, but for many staff it actually heralds their busiest period of the year.
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