What is behind the FTSE 100 record high and what does it mean?
The UK’s top stock market index hit a new peak on Tuesday amid improving investor confidence.
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Four Aboriginal spears repatriated to Australia after more than 250 years
Dame Sally Davies, Master of Trinity College in Cambridge, said it was the ‘right decision’ to return the spears.
UK News|Apr 23
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Bosnia police arrest 23 suspected of being part of drug kingpin’s ‘inner circle’
Those detained, including police and security officials, are suspected of drug trafficking, money laundering and other organised crime offences.
World News|Apr 23
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Two in five consumers think aviation sector is ready for summer – poll
There were chaotic scenes across many airports during parts of 2022 due to a failure to recruit and train enough staff.
UK News|Apr 23
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Primark owner sees profits soar as it hails stronger business conditions
Associated British Foods said consumers remain under some pressure from the cost-of-living crisis.
UK News|Apr 23
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GFC staying up after a game of two halves
GUERNSEY FC manager Tony Vance says the second half of Sunday’s game with Northwood was ‘horrible to be involved with’ as his side drew 3-3 having been three goals ahead going into the break.
Sport|Apr 23
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War is grim, but that does not justify the kind of moral equivalence so many engage in
THERE has, as of late, been some interesting back and forth concerning the ongoing conflict in Israel and Gaza, and I must admit that some of the letters responding to Mr Alberg’s letter of 26 March letter rather shocked me. In both Ms Duerden’s and Mr Winters’ letters, claims were made about the nature of the Israeli democracy, the context leading up the October 7 terrorist attack, and the current state of affairs in Gaza which I feel ought to be addressed.
Readers' Letters|Apr 23
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Pro-Palestinian protests sweep US college campuses after arrests at Columbia
Tensions remained high at the university, where the campus gates were locked to anyone without school ID.
World News|Apr 23
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Aboriginal spears to be returned to Australia in ceremony at Cambridge college
Dame Sally Davies, Master of Trinity, said it was the ‘right decision’ to return the spears.
UK News|Apr 23
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‘Instinct’ kicks in as off-duty UK police chase thief during Barcelona stag do
A man attempted to steal from a restaurant in the Spanish city.
UK News|Apr 23
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Harvey 2 Old Trafford: Boy, eight, to take on 80-mile cycle to football clubs
The challenge will see Harvey Goodman, eight, cycle to football clubs including Everton and Liverpool.
UK News|Apr 23
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Concerns over access road for Pointues Rocques development
Concerns about the proposed access road to a new housing development at Pointues Rocques have been raised by members of the Delancey Conservation Group in a letter to deputies.
News|Apr 23
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PEN America cancels literary awards after writers’ boycott over Israel-Hamas war
It comes after renowned writers criticised the organisation for an alleged lack of support for Palestinian writers in a series of open letters.
UK News|Apr 23
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Jude Bellingham targets trophy treble after Laureus breakthrough award
Bellingham won the World Breakthrough of the Year prize after a stunning start to life at Real Madrid.
UK Sport|Apr 22
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Real Madrid and England star Jude Bellingham wins Laureus breakthrough award
The 20-year-old has scored 21 goals for Real Madrid since his summer move from Borussia Dortmund.
UK Sport|Apr 22
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