Iran hard-liners rally as new protests over economy challenge government
In Tehran, some 4,000 people gathered at the Musalla prayer ground.
World News|Dec 30, 2017
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Family, friends and whisky as great grandmother celebrates 100th birthday
Edith Pryor has three children, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
UK News|Dec 25, 2017
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Sympathy pours in for Sky Sports anchor Simon Thomas following wife’s death
The former Blue Peter presenter has asked for people to pray for their eight-year-old son Ethan
UK Sport|Nov 25, 2017
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Teenagers ‘plotting crimes in their bedrooms using social media’
Social media platforms have also been used for intimidation and gangs post videos to appeal for new members, according to a report.
UK News|Oct 26, 2017
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Let this little hedgehog take away all your worries
This little guy has a serious lust for life.
Viral News|Oct 19, 2017
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Anti-abortion groups may face ‘unprecedented’ ban from protesting outside clinic
Ealing Council voted overwhelmingly in favour of a motion to stop the anti-abortion groups from protesting outside a clinic.
UK News|Oct 11, 2017
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Jihadist propaganda gets more clicks in Britain than rest of Europe, says report
Major tech firms have faced calls to step up efforts to detect and take down extremist videos and web pages.
UK News|Sep 19, 2017
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MPs register desire for transparency
TWO parliaments separated by five days and about 180 miles gave very different impressions of where we are on beneficial ownership.
News|Feb 23, 2017
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Guernsey Press Comment
Government steers away the gunboat
TUCKED away in Room 14 of the Palace of Westminster a debate of much interest for the islands took place. Ostensibly, the MPs were gathered in the committee room to discuss the Criminal Finances Bill, in particular an amendment moved by Labour's shadow minister for the Home Office, Rupa Huq. It became instead a much wider examination of how much power Westminster should expect to wield over the Crown dependencies and the UK's overseas territories.
News|Dec 1, 2016
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Islands are 'well ahead' on beneficial ownership register
AN ATTEMPT to make the UK Government compel Guernsey to set up its own publicly-accessible beneficial ownership register was withdrawn following debate at Westminster.
News|Nov 30, 2016
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The extra Nile
THE tour-leader gene was rampant as I walked the Old Winter Palace gardens in Luxor.
Sport|Apr 3, 2010
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Strong response to memory box appeal
MEMORY boxes can be the key to unlocking the past for many older Guernsey people.
News|Nov 9, 2009
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Three centenarians see Doris join their club
IT'S not every day four 100-year-olds are in the same room.
News|Jul 16, 2007
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Buccaneering Bonnie - a smuggler and a chancer
Every port has its archetypal old salt sporting a skipper's cap and telling tales of derring-do. While many are charlatans, Bill Bell found out that there was even more to Bonnie Newton than met the eye
Entertainment|Jan 13, 2007
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Islanders honour fallen of D-Day
THE war generation is heading to Normandy to honour the fallen.
News|Aug 7, 2004
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