Constable used police database to trace woman, misconduct hearing told
Pc Jack Harrison, of Derbyshire Constabulary, is accused of using the woman’s car number plates to track her down.
UK News|Mar 23, 2023
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Prioritise workplace wellbeing to support families, Kate urges business leaders
The Princess of Wales launched a business taskforce on early childhood.
UK News|Mar 21, 2023
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Major firms to support Kate’s launch of business taskforce on early childhood
The princess is hosting an inaugural meeting at NatWest’s headquarters, with Deloitte and Unilever among those taking part.
UK News|Mar 21, 2023
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MPs mark 20th anniversary of Iraq War with tributes to British lives lost
Former soldier Dan Jarvis led the late-night parliamentary debate on Operation Telic.
UK News|Mar 20, 2023
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Convicted murderer among Fishmongers’ Hall attack heroes honoured for bravery
Steven Gallant was one of four men who confronted convicted terrorist Usman Khan until armed police arrived at the scene in November 2019.
UK News|Mar 17, 2023
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Common cough medicines are pulled for safety reasons
COMMON cough medicines are being pulled from the shelves of pharmacies over safety concerns.
News|Mar 15, 2023
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Shoppers in 13 areas ‘could face higher prices’ from Asda petrol station deal
The Competitions and Market Authority opened an investigation into the acquisition of 132 Co-op petrol stations and adjoining shops in January.
UK News|Mar 14, 2023
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No rush on seed sales here, say local retailers
AN INCREASE in seed sales in the UK have not been replicated in the island, local retailers have said.
News|Mar 8, 2023
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Supermarket own-label baked beans pip established brands in annual taste test
Asda’s own-brand baked beans costing 50p a can – less than half the price of well-known branded rivals – achieved the top score of 77% in the test.
UK News|Mar 8, 2023
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Islanders urged ‘think Fairtrade when out shopping’
JUST as a good breakfast is the best way to start the day, those behind Fairtrade Fortnight in Guernsey launched the two-week event with an early-morning Fairtrade get-together.
News|Feb 28, 2023
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12-year jail term for lorry driver who killed three while using mobile phone app
Michal Kopaniarz previously pleaded guilty to three charges of causing death by dangerous driving.
UK News|Feb 24, 2023
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Some supply issues, but no fruit and veg rationing for now
MANY local supermarkets said that they were experiencing some reduction in supply of fruit and vegetables, but there is no risk of rationing locally yet.
News|Feb 23, 2023
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Record-breaker ‘Polar Preet’ Chandi honoured at Windsor Castle
‘I kept wanting to show people that wherever we start from, whatever we look like, we can go and achieve anything,’ she said.
UK News|Feb 21, 2023
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Slim pickings for volunteer rubbish collectors at Vazon
EAGER cleaners headed to the beach, despite cold and damp conditions on Saturday morning, armed with buckets and litter pickers to collect rubbish from Vazon as part of this year’s Big Beach Clean event.
News|Feb 20, 2023
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Teenager guilty over death of pensioner in firework letterbox prank
Josephine Smith, 88, died after the firework set fire to her home in Romford, Essex, in October 2021.
UK News|Feb 17, 2023
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