Elon Musk ‘not invited’ to International Investment Summit hosted by UK
The billionaire has not been invited to the Government’s upcoming summit to drum up international investment after his posts online during the riots.
UK News|Sep 26
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Visitor numbers are recovering but not at pre-pandemic levels
STAYING visitor numbers are recovering but are still not at the level they were before the Covid pandemic, Economic Development president Neil Inder told States members yesterday.
News|Sep 26
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Steve Cooper desperate to do well at Leicester after criticism from fans
The Foxes have only won once in all competitions this season.
UK Sport|Sep 24
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Wimbledon fan raises more than £50,000 for club after flooding hits stadium
Graham Stacey set up the fundraiser to help repair the club after it appeared to have a sinkhole in the pitch.
UK News|Sep 24
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Too many games – Erik ten Hag says injuries ‘almost unavoidable’ due to overload
Manchester United face FC Twente on Wednesday in their opening match of the new-look Europa League.
UK Sport|Sep 24
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Creeslough families write to minister asking for public inquiry into explosion
Four men, three women and three children died in the blast at a building complex in the Co Donegal village in October 2022.
UK News|Sep 24
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Gary Neville accuses ‘bully’ Premier League of ‘scaremongering’ over regulator
The former Manchester United and England right-back has been a vocal supporter of plans for an independent football regulator.
UK News|Sep 23
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Offshore wealth – here for sure or just to camp?
HORACE CAMP, the Guernsey Press’ resident independent avuncular correspondent, has never ever had a bad word to say about the finance industry. However, everybody’s favourite GP uncle was pretty close to it in his riposte to Lord Digby Jones’s recent editorial piece, in which the latter complained of the stifling limitations of the ‘Guernsey Way.’
Readers' Letters|Sep 23
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Former Ryder Cup captain Brian Huggett dies aged 87
Huggett finished second in the 1965 Open Championship, played in the 1969 Ryder Cup and was captain in 1977.
UK Sport|Sep 22
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John Swinney ‘stunned’ at Prime Minister clothing donations row
Scotland’s First Minister said politicians must be ‘absolutely transparent’ about such matters.
UK News|Sep 21
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Starmer will no longer accept donations for clothes
Neither Sir Keir Starmer, Angela Rayner, nor Rachel Reeves will accept such donations for clothes in the future, the PA news agency understands.
UK News|Sep 20
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Free football tickets save taxpayer money on security – Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer said security concerns meant he could no longer sit in the stands at football matches.
UK News|Sep 19
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Thai zoo home to viral baby hippo Moo Deng is patenting the pygmy
Zookeepers said they never imagined the newborn pygmy hippo would become an internet megastar.
World News|Sep 19
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Starmer has ‘no input’ on Sue Gray’s pay, Cabinet minister suggests
Disclosures that Ms Gray received a pay rise after the election and earns more than the Prime Minister have sparked a row within Government.
UK News|Sep 19
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Manchester United to consult fans on Old Trafford regeneration options
The Red Devils are looking at options to redevelop the current stadium or build a new one.
UK Sport|Sep 18
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