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Readers' Letters|Jan 5, 2019

Conor McGregor eyeing Nasukawa bout

The duo have both taken on Floyd Mayweather at boxing.

UK Sport|Jan 7, 2019

UK Sport

Japanese billionaire boasts retweet top spot with money giveaway promise

Yusaku Maezawa offered a share of 100 million yen (£726,000), garnering more than 4.6 million retweets in two days.

World News|Jan 7, 2019

World News

5G health risks not understood

ONE problem with the proposed 5G coverage is that nobody really knows what effect electromagnetic radiation has on our bodies. We do know that the effects of higher levels of most types of this radiation are adverse to the point of being fatal. We hope that the effects of low levels are not a problem, but whether this is really so, and, if it is, where the cut-off is, is unknown.

Floyd Mayweather makes light work of Japanese kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa

The exhibition lasted only two minutes and 20 seconds.

UK Sport|Dec 31, 2018

UK Sport

A Japanese art museum is under siege from a pair of neighbourhood cats

The fearless felines have gone viral after years of trying to enter the establishment in Hiroshima, south Japan.

Viral News|Nov 14, 2018

This sculptor brings animals from memes into the real world

The figures take around 10 days to make, crafted bout of clay and epoxy putty.

Viral News|Nov 1, 2018

Readers' Letters|Sep 28, 2018

Reserving judgement about our new smaller Assembly

IN REPLY to Deputy Prow’s letter published on 22 September [Real issue is how to get best out of our politicians]. In that letter, he expressed the view that both Deputy Yerby and myself had been unduly narrow in our analysis of the current States’ problems.

Readers' Letters|Sep 13, 2018

Option C could work if ballot paper was well thought out

I HAVE received my leaflet on the referendum concerning our voting system. I must say that I am disappointed with how the choices have been laid out, compared to how it could have been. I am left with the thought that the choices have been pushed towards that choice which now exists.

Readers' Letters|Jul 19, 2018

Can we rescue our young people from climate change?

IT IS marvellous news that the 13 people have been rescued from a Thai cave. The effort that was put in was impressive and the huge amount of courage shown by the rescuers was proved when sadly one of them was lost. I am confident that a similar attempt would happen if something similar happened locally and brave people would come to the fore.

This crayfish ripped its own claw off to escape being cooked in a spicy soup

127 Hours: Crayfish edition.

Viral News|Jun 3, 2018

Camera found working after years lost at sea to be reunited with owner

Serina Tsubakihara lost her camera while scuba diving in Japan. It washed up in Taiwan two years later.

Viral News|Apr 4, 2018

This family’s adorable pet prairie dog is best friends with their kitten

They also have a ferret, a turtle and three dogs.

Viral News|Mar 29, 2018

Readers' Letters|Mar 6, 2018

Oncologists need listening to when new drugs emerge

I WISH to thank Deputy Peter Roffey for raising the issue of the use of, or more to the point lack of, new NICE-approved drugs for cancer patients. Furthermore, it was interesting reading Tim Osborne’s personal story on the front page of the Press on Thursday 1 March and viewing his coverage both on BBC and ITV.

Readers' Letters|Feb 2, 2018

Not the time for government to splash the cash

IT IS a fact universally acknowledged that economists disagree – or, to put it more flippantly, it has been said that if you ask six economists the same question, you might receive seven different answers.