100 victims of Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbour identified after 76 years
Many of those identified have been buried in their home towns.
World News|Dec 1, 2017
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D-Day veteran, 96, remains in serious condition after claw hammer attack at home
Jim Booth, who once danced with the Duchess of Cornwall at a VJ Day commemoration was attacked by a cold caller at his home in Taunton.
UK News|Nov 24, 2017
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This student made a rap video about cell division for extra credit and it became an unexpected hit
“If my genes go left unread all my cells are dead”.
Viral News|Nov 7, 2017
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Guernsey's Finest Hour - Roll of Honour
OUR Guernsey’s Finest Hour campaign was set up by the newspaper to help the RGLI Charitable Trust's appeal to fund a granite memorial in Masnieres to mark the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry’s part in the Battle of Cambrai. This memorial was sent to the northern French town last month to be installed in time for a dedication on 30 November.
Guernsey's Finest Hour|Nov 6, 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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Tories to mull over election jolt during ‘Ideas Festival’
Big Tent Ideas Festival sees ministers, lobbyists and party members gather in the Berkshire countryside.
UK News|Sep 22, 2017
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Those bell-ringing cats are back and this time they’ve got a keyboard
There’s nothing these cats can’t do.
Viral News|Aug 17, 2017
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How two cats ringing bells are ruling the internet right now
Hint: There’s a famous Dr Seuss book which might give you a clue…
Viral News|Aug 17, 2017
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Art returns after 72 years
A detailed pencil drawing of Berthelot Street which was created during the Occupation has returned to the island after more than 70 years away. Shaun Shackleton found out more about its fascinating history
News|Jun 14, 2017
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Special film is made for RGLI
A SPECIAL film about the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry will help people around the world see where the local regiment once walked, 100 years ago.
News|Mar 25, 2017
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'I loved Guernsey and I hated Hitler,' says German veteran
A GERMAN soldier who was stationed in Guernsey during the Occupation has said the island is his 'second home'.
News|May 13, 2015
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The Thomas honour saves awards show
AS A celebration of all things great in CI sport, the annual 'SPOTY' show is a worthy occurrence.
News|Feb 2, 2015
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Love across war lines
The Second World War had pitted them as enemies but that didn't stop Sark girl Phyllis Baker and German Werner Rang from marrying – with the help of an eccentric English aristocrat. Nicci Martel caught up with them as they celebrated their diamond wedding.
Entertainment|May 20, 2008
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A great escape
Tell me what I want to know or I will shoot you,' said the German officer. But Guernseyman Lloyd George Richards was having none of it. Simon Partridge recounts the story of the war veteran's part in the fateful air attack on the enemy ship, Scharnhorst, and his subsequent capture - and escape
Entertainment|Dec 8, 2007
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Ronnie rolls in to make Mod Aid
Just as Band Aid did, the mods got together again 20 years on to record a charity single. Local musician Mark Le Gallez appears on both records, as Jo Reeve reports
Entertainment|Feb 16, 2005
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