British judge on Hong Kong’s top court quits media freedom group advisory panel
Lord David Neuberger is a former president of the Supreme Court in the UK.
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Infected blood payout for Treloar’s victims ‘derisory and insulting’ – survivor
Richard Warwick described the figure as a ‘kick in the teeth’ and said he is considering taking legal advice.
UK News|Aug 16
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Proposals for harbour suggest a 'make do and mend' attitude
OVER 20 years ago I served as non-States member of the Board of Administration under the presidency of Deputy, formerly Conseiller, Roger Berry. Among many responsibilities the board was entrusted with control of the harbours and the airport.
Readers' Letters|Aug 16
Readers' Letters
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So many lessons still to learn
ON A DAY that is typically all about the young achievers, let’s take a moment to think about the educators in the journey of life.
Guernsey Press Comment|Aug 16
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Kim Dotcom loses 12-year fight to halt deportation to face US copyright case
New Zealand’s justice minister decided the founder of the once popular file-sharing website Megaupload should be surrendered to the US to face trial.
World News|Aug 16
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St Peter Port douzeniers ‘feel let down’ over accounts delays
St Peter Port douzeniers felt ‘let down, disappointed and responsible’ that parish accounts for St Peter Port have failed to be published and approved for the past three years, its constable has said.
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Kent animal sanctuary rescues lion with ‘psychological issues’ from Ukraine
African lioness, Yuna, will make a 25-hour 1,400-mile journey from Kyiv, Ukraine to Smarden in Kent
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‘Young mums can do this’ - Institute student returns to complete course
Becoming a mother encouraged one Guernsey Institute student to go back to college to complete her studies.
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Sadiq Khan to close Ulez scrappage scheme
The Mayor of London plans to shut the programme to new applicants on September 7.
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Number of pharmacies could fall to lowest level since 2005, sector leaders warn
The National Pharmacy Association claims seven pharmacies a week have closed in 2024 so far.
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Victims of infected blood scandal to receive support scheme payments for life
The Government said it had accepted the ‘vast majority’ of Sir Robert Francis KC’s recommendations.
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Woman’s urgent plea for stem cell donors after cancer relapse
Asia Sharif has a mixed heritage, meaning it can be harder for her to find a match.
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Calling cards of top Victorian horticulturalists go on display online
The RHS describes the 19th century photographic calling cards as the ‘original social media’.
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‘Nothing stopping’ spread of child abuse images on WhatsApp, says safety group
The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) has accused tech giant Meta of failing to have the mechanisms in place to stop the spread of such material.
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Make this last Premier League season to be locked behind paywall, urge Lib Dems
The Liberal Democrats have called on the Government to make this the last Premier League season where games are locked behind a paywall.
UK News|Aug 15
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