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A MOTHER whose son died in prison this week has claimed she was wrongly told by a police officer that he was found hanging in his cell.
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Competitors will be treated to two brand-new stages and plenty of twists to previous routes when the seventh Guernsey Rally roars into life later this month.
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There has to be magic in the air given P&R’s solution to the island’s economic and financial woes, doesn’t there? Look through the Newspeak its now started using, however, and the glamour quickly fades.
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Richard Graham presents his political sketch of last week’s States meeting. Cartoons by Ross Le Brun.
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Twenty years ago today, Guernsey’s Mission Atlantic crew made history as they rowed into English Harbour, Antigua, at the end of a 2,937-mile voyage from St Sebastian de la Gomera in the Canary Islands, becoming the first women’s four ever to cross an ocean. To mark the anniversary, they share some of their most enduring memories of the experience with Helen Hubert.
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