Russia attacks Ukraine’s largest hydroelectric plant amid overnight barrage
The deadly attacks on several power facilities have caused widespread outages.
World News|Mar 22
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Island needs financial security, not a tunnel
I THOUGHT it was April Fools’ Day when I read the headline on the front of the Guernsey Press on Thursday 7 March outlining the increasing interest in building a tunnel between here, Jersey and France. With both islands now considering such a venture. Want to be big, think big, think feasibility, costs, running and maintenance.
Readers' Letters|Mar 22
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Russian court rejects legal claim against prison by Alexei Navalny’s mother
Mr Navalny, the most persistent opponent of President Vladimir Putin, was serving a 19-year sentence when he died.
World News|Mar 21
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Russia fires 31 missiles at Kyiv in first attack on Ukrainian capital in 44 days
Ukraine’s Emergency Service said 13 people were wounded, including one child, and that dozens of people were evacuated from their homes.
World News|Mar 21
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Path and bridge will link key worker housing to nature area
A PUBLIC footpath will be available for anyone to walk through the planned Domaine des Moulins key worker housing site in la Charroterie, despite concerns that it could lead to the natural environment being spoiled.
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Russia ‘to evacuate 9,000 children’ from Ukrainian border due to shelling
The governor of Russia’s Belgorod region, Vyacheslev Gladkov, said the children are to be moved further east.
World News|Mar 19
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe: Man Utd are not looking at marquee names like Kylian Mbappe
Ratcliffe believes spending big on marquee signings is not the way to prosper.
UK Sport|Mar 19
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The world is being turned upside down
I REFER to the front page of the Guernsey Press, on Saturday 2 March in reference to assisted dying. And here we go again, with Gavin St Pier intending to bring the subject before the States of Guernsey before the end of this year. This will be the second time that he has done so.
Readers' Letters|Mar 19
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Google, Meta and others face questions in Australia over cyber extremism threats
The companies face financial penalties of around 780 thousand Australian dollars (£401,936) per day if they do not comply.
World News|Mar 19
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At least 12 killed as gangs unleash fresh attacks in Haiti’s capital
Gunmen looted homes in the communities of Laboule and Thomassin before sunrise.
World News|Mar 18
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Putin says Russia aims to set up buffer zone inside Ukraine
The Kremlin’s forces have made battlefield progress as Kyiv’s troops struggle with a severe shortage of artillery shells and exhausted units.
World News|Mar 18
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Russia says Ukraine launched drone attacks on final day of presidential vote
The new wave of attacks hit the territory on Sunday, killing at least two people including a teenager, according to local officials.
World News|Mar 18
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Russians crowd polling stations in apparent Putin protest
Opposition activists had called for those opposed to the president’s rule and likely extension of his tenure to gather at noon on Sunday.
World News|Mar 17
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Ukraine launches new wave of drone attacks during Russian election
Moscow said its military downed 35 Ukrainian drones overnight into Sunday.
World News|Mar 17
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Russian officials say Ukrainian shelling leaves two people dead in border city
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky promised a ‘just response’ to the attack in a video address.
World News|Mar 16
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