What the papers say – February 21
A variety of stories make the front pages on Friday.
UK News|Feb 21, 2020
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Library books six years overdue returned
UNRETURNED books from as far back as six years ago have been returned, thanks to the ending of fines at the Guille-Alles Library.
News|Feb 16, 2020
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I don’t like the thought of not seeing City in Champions League – Joey Barton
The club have vowed to appeal their two-season ban from European competition.
UK Sport|Feb 15, 2020
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Guille-Alles is the author of its own future
IT WAS not all that long ago that libraries were seen as dusty old institutions, best known for the occasional shhh emanating from behind a desk while a clock ticked loudly.
Guernsey Press Comment|Feb 13, 2020
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Maitland hopes Russell and Townsend can sort out their differences
Scotland have had a Six Nations to forget so far.
UK Sport|Feb 10, 2020
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Giroud sticking with Chelsea as Lampard all but rules out deadline day signings
The French striker had been linked with Tottenham and Inter Milan but looks set to remain at Stamford Bridge.
UK Sport|Jan 31, 2020
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Transfer deadline day as it happened
All the news from the conclusion of the January transfer window.
UK Sport|Jan 31, 2020
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Palestinian refugees insulted by Donald Trump’s ‘shameful’ deal
Protests, strikes and sit-ins have been staged across Lebanon.
World News|Jan 29, 2020
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Canadian shopkeeper who served Harry glad he has returned ‘home’
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have started a new life in Canada.
UK News|Jan 22, 2020
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'80% of the island is upset over this'
MANY islanders still have serious concerns about the two-school model, despite several meetings, drop-ins and question-and-answer sessions having taken place.
News|Jan 22, 2020
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Use of virtual James Dean in film sparks debate about dignity of the dead
The digital likeness of the actor, who died aged 24 in 1955, will appear in Finding Jack, a Vietnam War movie.
World News|Jan 20, 2020
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Criticism of existing education model demoralises teachers
Not the Cotswold School
Readers' Letters|Jan 15, 2020
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SNP has no mandate for second independence vote, Jess Phillips insists
The Labour leadership hopeful used a campaign visit to Scotland to make the case for the Union.
UK News|Jan 14, 2020
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Klopp refusing to get carried away despite seeing Liverpool break another record
The Reds are 16 points clear at the top.
UK Sport|Jan 11, 2020
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‘It’s not The Cotswold School; it never will be’
WHEN the current Education, Sport & Culture committee proposed one school on two sites, its vice-president, Deputy Graham, promoted a UK comprehensive school, The Cotswold School located near Cheltenham, as the model to aspire to. The school’s head teacher, Will Morgan, was brought to Guernsey to promote the advantages of a large comprehensive, whose pupils, it was claimed, came from a similar demography and social and cultural composition to Guernsey, and much was made of the fact that it is an 11-18 school with a thriving sixth form.
Readers' Letters|Jan 9, 2020
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