Donald Trump arrives to give evidence in New York investigation
The former US president giving evidence days after FBI agents raided his home in Florida as part of an unrelated probe.
World News|Aug 10, 2022
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Saving the planet?
Having been one of only four deputies who recently opposed setting up a panel to help the island achieve net zero carbon emissions, Deputy Bob Murray explains why he holds a contrary view to the majority of his colleagues in the Assembly...
Voices|Aug 2, 2022
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Takumi Minamino leaves Liverpool to sign for Ligue 1 side Monaco in £15.4m deal
The Japan international forward made just five starts in 30 Premier League appearances for the Anfield club.
UK Sport|Jun 28, 2022
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UC uplift will not be brought back to help with cost of living, says minister
The Government is looking at a ‘range of options’ to help people through the current pressures, according to Simon Clarke.
UK News|May 23, 2022
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Starliner capsule set for launch towards the ISS
The uncrewed test flight comes after a series of delays, including a failed launch in 2019.
UK News|May 18, 2022
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Development agency scrutiny is welcome
GIVEN that the original debate which spawned next week’s debate on the establishment of a development agency was described as ‘not the States’ finest hour’, a rash of amendments in advance might be cause for some concern.
Guernsey Press Comment|Mar 24, 2022
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'Better gender balance does make a difference' — Guernsey's female deputies on IWD
Guernsey’s eight female deputies offer their thoughts on the significance of International Women’s Day and the issues surrounding gender equality...
Features|Mar 8, 2022
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Harder to track poorer pupils’ progress after Universal Credit changes – report
Pupil Premium funding must rise in line with inflation, the paper argues.
UK News|Jan 20, 2022
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OPINION: Does the time fit the crime?
It’s high time we replaced Guernsey’s out-dated sentencing guidelines for drug offences with a more compassionate 21st century solution, argues Alex Garner
Voices|Sep 1, 2021
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Tributes are paid to Gerd Muller – Sunday’s sporting social
Muller, the striker who scored the winning goal for West Germany in the 1974 World Cup final, has died aged 75.
UK Sport|Aug 15, 2021
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OPINION: Why men rule the world
Perhaps the patriarchy exists for a reason. Helen Hubert considers the evidence
Voices|Aug 12, 2021
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Competition watchdog warns Groupon faces court over refunds
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said an investigation found that customers entitled to refunds were offered vouchers instead.
UK News|Aug 9, 2021
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Why ‘soak the rich’ won’t work here
THE verdict on social media could not be clearer – don’t penalise ordinary islanders with a goods and services tax. If more money is needed to fund government services, take it from those who can most afford it – the super-rich.
Guernsey Press Comment|Aug 5, 2021
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Russia blames space station lab incident on ‘software failure’
The International Space Station lost control of its orientation for 47 minutes on Thursday.
World News|Jul 30, 2021
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5 things we learned as England won Group D at Euro 2020
Gareth Southgate has plenty to ponder ahead of the knockout stages.
UK Sport|Jun 23, 2021
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