Charities and Amazon get together to support needy families
Former prime minister Gordon Brown said the project was ‘the biggest charitable anti-poverty project in Fife in decades’.
UK News|Jan 21, 2022
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Grindr user who forced men to pay him after sex is jailed for five years
Anouar Sabbar, 28, would seek out men on Grindr and have sex with them before demanding money.
UK News|Jan 21, 2022
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No 10 apologises to Palace over parties on eve of Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral
A spokesman for the Prime Minister said the events were ‘regrettable’.
UK News|Jan 20, 2022
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Cash machine ram raiders target Post Office and Co-op store
Photographs show the crumpled roller shutters of Old Walsoken Post Office near Wisbech in Cambridgeshire.
UK News|Jan 20, 2022
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Asda hires Nisa boss to run stores in latest leadership shake-up
Former Tesco director and current Nisa chief Ken Towle will become retail director at Asda.
UK News|Jan 20, 2022
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Shoppers shun hospitality in favour of supermarkets in December
New Kantar supermarket data shows sales hit £11.7 billion – close to record levels of December 2020 when strict Covid-19 restrictions were in place.
UK News|Jan 20, 2022
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Roy Keane and the boss – Monday’s sporting social
Phil Jones returned for Manchester United and Thiago Silva extended his Chelsea stay.
UK Sport|Jan 3, 2022
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‘I felt humbled by nomination for BEM’
HELPING Guernsey achieve Fairtrade Island status was a prime target for Steve Mauger in his long history of charitable service.
News|Jan 3, 2022
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Supermarket bosses made CBEs for food supply chain efforts
The boss of the Co-op and former chief at Asda received honours.
UK News|Dec 31, 2021
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Co-op replaces Christmas TV ads with support for Community Fridges
Each Community Fridge redistributes an average of 2.4 tonnes of food every month.
UK News|Nov 26, 2021
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Priti Patel to ask BBC and other media to reflect on ‘migrant’ language
It comes after at least 27 people died when a dinghy capsized off the coast of Calais.
UK News|Nov 25, 2021
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Bailiff puts star on Tree of Joy
BAILIFF Richard McMahon fixed the star on top of the Rotary Club of Guernsey’s Tree of Joy on the Weighbridge roundabout yesterday.
News|Nov 22, 2021
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What the papers say – November 9
The corruption debate engulfing Parliament and criticism of the Prime Minister feature on most of the Tuesday front pages.
UK News|Nov 9, 2021
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Resumption of US travel hailed as ‘momentous’ as flights take off from Heathrow
Thousands of travellers were jetting off on transatlantic flights for reunions more than 600 days after the US travel ban was introduced.
UK News|Nov 8, 2021
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Stormont Health Minister sues Sir Van Morrison over ‘very dangerous’ criticism
The defamation proceedings are set for a court date in early 2022.
UK News|Nov 7, 2021
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