Steph Houghton facing fitness fight for Women’s European Championship
The England and Manchester City captain had an operation on her Achilles a fortnight ago.
UK Sport|Mar 11, 2022
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Veterans minister urges ex-armed forces personnel not to join Ukraine conflict
Leo Docherty urged veterans to think about donating money to humanitarian charities instead.
UK News|Mar 11, 2022
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Aldi stops sales of disposable barbecues
The supermarket will no longer sell the barbecues in any of its UK supermarkets in a bid to protect the nation’s forests and wildlife.
UK News|Mar 9, 2022
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Record-breaking heart op woman feels ‘incredibly lucky’ almost 50 years on
Anne Bell underwent pioneering surgery to replace a heart valve with an artificial one in 1972.
UK News|Mar 8, 2022
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Defence officials to help process Ukrainian refugees fleeing to UK
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has offered assistance after the Home Office was criticised for delays in issuing visas to people escaping the invasion.
UK News|Mar 8, 2022
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Major vegetable supplier set to leave the sector
THE Jersey business which is a major supplier of vegetables to Guernsey will be closing its doors this summer after 130 years.
News|Mar 8, 2022
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Co-op Food removes Russian-made vodka from shelves
Russian Standard vodka has been taken off sale ‘with immediate effect’ as the brand is produced in the country, a spokesman said.
UK News|Mar 3, 2022
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Tyson Fury’s ‘face-off’ with Dillian Whyte – Tuesday’s sporting social
Jason Roy pulled out of the IPL and Usain Bolt continued to enjoy retirement.
UK Sport|Mar 1, 2022
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Food getting more expensive as inflation bites
New data from Kantar shows the cost of food in supermarkets has risen, with inflation in February at 4.3%.
UK News|Mar 1, 2022
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M&S voted UK’s favourite in-store supermarket in annual Which? survey
Last year’s top scorer Aldi was narrowly pipped to the post with a 77% customer score.
UK News|Feb 25, 2022
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Minister: taxpayers did not pay for food, drink and a fridge linked to partygate
The Government said there was no cost to the taxpayer for food and alcohol at gatherings in Downing Street under investigation.
UK News|Feb 22, 2022
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Beloved island losing identity through greed
WHAT a very interesting contribution last week from Henry Lancaster [Housing crisis is not just down to supply, Thursday 10 February]. Informative, insightful, yet with a sincere empathy for the children of Guernsey who will not have the proverbial ‘snowball’s chance in hell’ of having a home in the island. Guernsey is in danger of losing its identity. Our beloved island is like a ball of tumbleweed, tossed hither, thither and yon, by outside forces and inner greed.
Readers' Letters|Feb 21, 2022
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Mayor will oppose Met chief who does not understand force’s ‘cultural issues’
The London Mayor’s lack of confidence in Dame Cressida Dick’s plans to reform the service led to her abrupt resignation on Thursday.
UK News|Feb 12, 2022
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Co-op food chief executive steps back to help sons with exams
Jo Whitfield, chief executive of Co-op food, is taking time away to help her sons with their GCSEs and A-Level exams.
UK News|Feb 9, 2022
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Firms pledge to create thousands of new apprenticeships
The Co-op said almost £8m has been pledged by more than 30 businesses for its Levy Share service, which will create around 1,000 apprenticeships.
UK News|Feb 7, 2022
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