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Nearly all students who took A-levels, Level 3 courses or the International Baccalaureate are celebrating today as the Bailiwick’s state schools recorded a 99.7% pass rate (A*-E).
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Alastair Chalmers has fallen short in his bid to reach the finals of the Birmingham 2026 European Championships.
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The credit ratings agency S&P Global, which has found itself in the eye of the island’s GST storm in recent weeks, has again given the island a stable outlook rating in its latest report.
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Undoubtedly, the exceptional summer heat remains a topic of conversation among islanders, but, says former deputy Bob Murray, the temperature (and tenor) of the July tax debate looks certain to reignite tempers when the Assembly reconvenes in the autumn.
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Parish officials in St Sampson’s continue to have serious reservations about the plans for housing development and resulting traffic impact in the north of the island. Karl Guille, its lead douzenier on planning issues, outlines the concerns.
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Against doctor’s orders and his better judgement, Simon De La Rue hauled his weighty frame around various patches of the Bailiwick for this year’s All Terrain Challenge, and was left both exhausted and elated.
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