Taiwanese grandparents become Instagram sensations modelling abandoned clothes
The couple from the Houli district of Taiwan began modelling clothes left behind in their laundrette.
Viral News|Jul 26, 2020
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Deputy has a selective memory
I READ with interest the opinion by Deputy Matt Fallaize on Monday 6 July 2020, featured in your newspaper.
Readers' Letters|Jul 8, 2020
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Policy to allow more freedom of movement needed
A letter to Gavin St Pier.
Readers' Letters|Jun 13, 2020
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Complacency has no place in newspaper
ON LIBERATION DAY, to read such an article! [German occupiers’ rules were strict but fair, 8 May] Certainly, the one who wrote that article did not live during the Occupation – or is German. Strict but ‘fair’? Ask an Alderney prisoner if they were treated ‘fairly’. Complacency helps to justify the Occupation, bad treatments... even if some Germans were, as individuals, human, when you are subject to occupation, you must show, like in the French book from Vercors, The Silence Of The Sea (Le Silence De La Mer), not any approval of sympathy. During a war your enemy stays your enemy.
Readers' Letters|May 13, 2020
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WATCH: Health workers join the #ClapForCarers event
NURSES, doctors, health workers and essential workers were again celebrated as thousands of islanders came together in a round of applause at 8pm yesterday.
News|Apr 17, 2020
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‘Light a sparkler tomorrow for Covid-19 victims’
SPARKLERS will light up the island on Friday to pay respect to those who have lost their lives to Covid-19.
News|Apr 16, 2020
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Staying home is only safe option
FROM the number of vehicles on the roads it is clear that many are unaware that they are dicing with death for the sake of a run out in the sun. The risk of infection with Covid-19 is still not fully understood and the danger zone for risk of exposure is increasing as knowledge increases.
Readers' Letters|Apr 16, 2020
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ESC committed to self-governing schools from start
IT IS ironic that John Dyke, in his Open Lines letter of Monday 9 March 2020, should couple his relief that the current programme for the transformation of secondary and post-16 education has been halted with his wish to devolve governance of our schools from the office of the Committee for Education, Sport & Culture to the schools themselves as soon as possible.
Readers' Letters|Mar 11, 2020
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Future schools should be given independence
RE. education plans.
Readers' Letters|Mar 9, 2020
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5 things you may not know about sport climbing ahead of Tokyo 2020
Shauna Coxsey will represent Great Britain in the event at this summer’s Olympics.
UK Sport|Feb 11, 2020
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‘Wake up Guernsey before it’s too late’
HOW has Guernsey been hoodwinked and trapped into the idealistic but unsatisfactory education system that Deputy Matt Fallaize and his committee are proposing for our children?
Readers' Letters|Feb 3, 2020
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We cannot afford four more years of this governance
WE ARE now informed that this States wishes to increase annual taxation by £132m. per annum plus, possibly, another £40m. to settle civil service pay claims. So a cool £172m. pa in total. On a per capita basis that means £2,774 per annum per head of the population. Not per taxpayer, but per person, so includes babies and grannies. To put that in context, government General Revenue Income was £452m. in 2018 (up from £413m. in 2016, a nine per cent increase over two years).
Readers' Letters|Jan 22, 2020
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Oxlade-Chamberlain facing spell on sidelines with ankle ligament damage
The England midfielder suffered the injury during Saturday’s Club World Cup final triumph in Qatar.
UK Sport|Dec 24, 2019
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Fireworks can be set off until Saturday
DESIGNATED firework display days have been extended until Saturday after windy weather meant some events were not able to go ahead.
News|Nov 5, 2019
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Onus is on those with vested interest to prove safety of 5G
ON 1 OCTOBER you published a letter from Daniel Roberts under the headline Scaremongers should not stop us getting the benefits of 5G. Then on 7 October you published what I thought was a well-argued critique of Daniel’s views by Andrew Lee. Then on 11 October you published a second letter from Daniel under the headline Anti-5G studies fail to prove 5G is a risk.
Readers' Letters|Oct 15, 2019
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