What to know from the UN: Leaders speak of emerging threats as meeting nears
The UN General Assembly’s high-level leaders’ meeting convenes on Tuesday.
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Foreign Secretary calls for ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon as nearly 500 dead
Lebanese health ministry says death toll stands at 492 people as Labour minister calls for everybody in the Middle East to be able to live in peace.
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German police to increase protection for leading politicians
The national election is scheduled for September 28 next year.
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Death toll from two days of Israeli strikes reaches 558, Lebanon says
Israel says at least 75 rockets were fired from Lebanon in the second day of escalation.
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Get the loyal staff you deserve by treating them with respect
I SAT in a packed St Martin’s church to remember and celebrate the life of an extraordinary man, Mike Torode. I looked around me and found myself alongside a retired doyen of States Trading Assets, a brace of retired deputies in front and behind me, a retired Bailiff – in the several hundred congregation were more States deputies and civil servants than I could count, retired or still active.
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Raspberry Pi profits higher than expected after stock market float
The tech firm told shareholders that revenues jumped by 61% to 144 million US dollars (£107.9 million) over the six months to June.
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Tui on track for earnings leap as holiday spending remains robust
The holiday giant said summer bookings lifted 6% and added it was seeing a ‘promising start’ to the winter season, with bookings up 7%.
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Pride of Guernsey shortlist announced
THIS Year’s Pride of Guernsey shortlisted candidates are being contacted, after a record-breaking number of votes were cast and counted.
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Idea to merge airport and Town fire services ‘is a non-starter’
THE idea of merging the airport and Town fire services is a non-starter, Guernsey Fire & Rescue Service chief officer Jon Le Page has said.
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Thousands clog highways as Lebanese try to flee out of Israeli firing line
Fleeing residents have headed towards the capital of Beirut in the biggest exodus since 2006.
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Anti-money laundering group suspends Colombian access
The Egmont Group, an international organisation created to combat money laundering, said confidential information had been shared.
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Harry says his mother would want Angola to ‘finish job’ of clearing landmines
The Duke of Sussex was speaking at an event in New York organised by The Halo Trust who escorted Diana, Princess of Wales through a minefield in 1997.
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Thousands risk not getting cutting-edge cancer treatment, charity warns
Anthony Nolan called for the ‘right specialist infrastructure and patient support’ to be put in place ‘so that patients can benefit’.
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US planning to ban Chinese and Russian tech in cars over security fears
The Commerce Department said it was planning a ban on certain hardware and software with the goal of protecting national security and US drivers.
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Jazz saxophonist and composer Benny Golson dies at 95
He arranged music for performers such as Peggy Lee, Lou Rawls and Dusty Springfield and composed music for films including Mission: Impossible.
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