Deputy was a lone disapproving voice on bus diversions
I refer to a report in the Guernsey Press on 13 April titled ‘Deputy “incensed”by bus diversions out west’.
Readers' Letters|May 10
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Contaminated blood victims were ‘unknowingly’ involved in studies, families say
Relatives said they had no knowledge of the studies until recently.
UK News|May 7
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Double European weightlifting champion Pielieshenko killed in Ukraine war
Oleksandr Pielieshenko joined Ukraine’s armed forces in the first days of Russia’s invasion, authorities said.
World News|May 6
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Madonna’s free Copacabana beach concert attracts estimated crowd of 1.6m
It was the last show of The Celebration Tour, which kicked off in October in London.
World News|May 5
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Drone footage shows damage in Ukraine village as residents flee Russian advance
Ocheretyne has been a target for Russian forces in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine.
World News|May 4
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Police not ruling out burglaries link
Police have not ruled out a link between the violent burglary at Vale Service Station and an earlier break-in at Doyle Motors.
News|May 2
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Opening the door for euthanasia will lead to far greater distress
I REFER to a response to the letter ‘The world is being turned upside down’, which I had written. The response by Steve H, titled ‘My experience helps me to understand the case for assisted dying – and I support it.’ In regard to his question, ‘Have I ever been in acute pain?’ The answer is, yes. Since the age of 12, I have and continue to suffer from varying amounts of pain, daily. From that of bearable to acute.
Readers' Letters|May 1
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Police hunting burglar after ‘violent’ late night break-in
Police are hunting for a burglar who violently assaulted a garage assistant so badly he put them in hospital.
News|May 1
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Ukrainian army chief reports tactical retreat in the east
Experts have predicted that Russian forces ‘will likely make significant tactical gains’ in the coming week.
World News|Apr 28
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Russia arrests another suspect in concert hall attack that killed 144
Dzhumokhon Kurbonov, a citizen of Tajikistan, is accused of providing the attackers with means of communication and financing.
World News|Apr 27
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Russia renews attacks on Ukrainian energy sector as Kyiv launches more drones
Ukraine’s air force said on Saturday that Russia had launched 34 missiles against Ukraine overnight.
World News|Apr 27
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St George smashes record for most expensive Guernsey property
Guernsey’s most expensive residential property has been sold for more than £24m., smashing the previous record for a local home.
News|Apr 26
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Ukrainian and Western leaders hail US aid as Kremlin warns of ‘further ruin’
The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly in favour of the package of 61 billion US dollars (£49.3 billion) in aid for Ukraine.
World News|Apr 21
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Grange is due to open, but more roadworks in area
The Grange is set to reopen today after emergency repairs to a gas main.
News|Apr 19
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‘Hardest Geezer’ announces long-distance running return at London Marathon
Russ Cook said he planned to run the marathon on Sunday for charity despite only finishing his 352-day challenge on April 7.
UK News|Apr 16
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