Cork bartender hopes foraged ingredients can serve up world title
Linda O’Flynn used Irish grown fig leaves in a cocktail served up for judges at the world bartender of the year finals.
UK News|Sep 25, 2019
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Philip ‘covered his face with a newspaper’ when he heard his wife was now Queen
Former lady-in-waiting Lady Pamela Hicks has spoken of how the monarch and the Duke of Edinburgh learned of the accession.
UK News|Sep 9, 2019
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The Model Yacht: ‘The finest pond ever built’
Queen Victoria lent her name to it, but generations of islanders have known it plainly and simply as the Model Yacht Pond. But as we discover, it’s lived a charmed and varied life...
Features|Aug 30, 2019
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What's On this Bank Holiday Weekend?
Make sure you don't miss anything this bank holiday weekend with our round up of What's On.
News|Aug 23, 2019
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K-pop stars signal support for Beijing amid Hong Kong protests
Many have rallied around the one-China policy amid tensions and protests in the former British colony.
World News|Aug 19, 2019
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Lisbon Lion goalscorer’s boots sold for £18,000 at auction
Tommy Gemmell’s Adidas boots were purchased by an anonymous private collector.
UK News|Jul 19, 2019
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Chancellor refuses to rule out supporting no-confidence motion in next PM
Philip Hammond said a prime minister backing a no-deal Brexit would be defying Parliament.
UK News|May 26, 2019
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WikiLeaks urges Home Secretary to stop Julian Assange’s extradition to US
Assange has been charged in the US with receiving and publishing thousands of classified documents linked to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
UK News|May 24, 2019
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10 things you might not know about Queen Victoria
The 200th anniversary of Victoria’s birth was being celebrated on May 24.
UK News|May 24, 2019
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Sturgeon could push for IndyRef2 even if Brexit does not happen
Nicola Sturgeon told Andrew Marr than the UK staying in the EU would not necessarily stop her plans for another Scottish independence referendum
UK News|May 19, 2019
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It’s not too late...
We are facing an unprecedented ecological crisis, with much of the Earth’s natural environment being eroded, exploited and polluted and species being wiped out at an alarming rate – but Lindsay de Sausmarez manages to find a glimmer of hope despite the roll-call of doom
Voices|May 14, 2019
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National Trust looks to green corridors to fight species loss
GREEN CORRIDORS are being proposed by the National Trust of Guernsey in order to combat ‘the real problem’ of decreased biodiversity in the island.
News|May 9, 2019
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Japanese private rocket reaches space for first time
The MOMO-3 rocket reached 60 miles in altitude before falling into the Pacific.
World News|May 4, 2019
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‘You are never too small to make a difference’
Greta Thunberg’s solitary protest outside Swedish parliament, which escalated into a global movement involving an estimated 1.5 million schoolchildren, including 200 in Guernsey, is proof that young people can make a difference. And when it comes to climate change action, every little step in the right direction is important, says Deputy Lindsay de Sausmarez...
Voices|Apr 16, 2019
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Brexit: What happens next?
With just 10 days to go until Britain is due to leave the European Union, what options are on the table to break the impasse?
UK News|Mar 19, 2019
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