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Guernsey News
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'Large' Asian Hornet nest removal closes Guernsey road
Islanders are once again being asked to keep an eye out for Asian Hornets, as three nests have been discovered in the past week.
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A sunnier, but wetter than average Guernsey summer
The weather statistics for Guernsey in August have confirmed the summer was wetter than normal, but a little sunnier too.
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Wheelchair user ready for Guernsey's Half Marathon
A Guernsey man is raising money for local charities by participating in the island's half-marathon this Sunday (15 September).
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Deputy to pursue slimmed down Guernsey States
Deputy Mark Helyar says he has both the public and political support to try to slim down the States to 30 deputies ahead of the June 2025 election.
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Brittany Ferries becomes majority owner of Condor
Brittany Ferries will now have majority ownership of Condor Ferries.
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'Guernsey's Own' RAF squadron to visit the island
The Royal Air Force squadron dubbed 'Guernsey's Own' will celebrate the 30th of anniversary of receiving an ancient military honour.
Jersey News
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Jersey's petition process deemed 'disrespectful' to islanders signing them
The head of the Privileges and Procedures Committee has branded the e-petition system in Jersey 'very disrespectful' to the people who take the time to sign them.
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Jersey Police want to speak to cyclist after man exposes himself in St Brelade Park
Jersey Police have released another appeal to the public, following reports that a man exposed himself to a woman walking her dog in a St Brelade park.
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Jersey's summer was drier and sunnier than usual
The weather statistics for Jersey have revealed the summer was a bit drier and sunnier than average.
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Nine year old exhibits charity paintings alongside famous artists
Nine year old Scott Freer's artwork is being auctioned to raise money for Mind Jersey.
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New dad jailed for smuggling drugs in the post
Mohammed Babrul Hussain has been jailed by Jersey's Royal Court for his involvement in importing Class A and B drugs into Jersey, as part of wider investigation into the island's supply of illegal substances.
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£10,000 worth of solar panels gifted to community project
A community farm shop and kitchen has had £10,000 of solar panels installed for free to help towards its sustainability goals.
National
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Several migrants die while trying to cross English Channel
Several migrants have died off the coast of France while attempting to cross the Channel, authorities have said.
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Council tax hike on second homes triggers surge in sell-offs - and mixed emotions
The number of second homes being put up for sale in one part of Wales has increased by more than 250% - as homeowners and businesses criticise the Welsh government's council tax premium.
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Sir Keir Starmer faces investigation over possible breach of parliamentary rules after Labour donor 'pays for wife's clothes'
Sir Keir Starmer is facing an investigation over a possible breach of parliamentary rules after failing to declare that some of his wife's high-end clothes were bought for her by his biggest personal donor, Lord Alli.
Sport
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Solheim Cup 2024: Team USA lead Team Europe 6-2 as Nelly Korda stars on record day in Virginia
Team USA made the dream start in their bid to end Team Europe's unbeaten streak after grabbing the biggest first-day lead in Solheim Cup history.
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Solheim Cup 2024: Team USA lead Team Europe 10-6 ahead of Sunday singles as holders target 'Miracle in Medinah' finish
The USA take a comfortable four-point lead over Europe into the Sunday singles as they look to regain the Solheim Cup for the first time in four attempts.
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England vs Australia: Liam Livingstone propels hosts to series-levelling T20I victory in Cardiff
A half-century from Liam Livingstone on his 50th T20I appearance propelled England to a three-wicket victory against Australia in Cardiff to level their three-match series.
Business & Finance
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Babcock floats move for Titanic shipyard as owner teeters on brink
Babcock International, the London-listed defence contractor, is weighing a possible bid for some of the assets of Harland and Wolff, the shipbuilder which is close to collapse.
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Council tax hike on second homes triggers surge in sell-offs - and mixed emotions
The number of second homes being put up for sale in one part of Wales has increased by more than 250% - as homeowners and businesses criticise the Welsh government's council tax premium.
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Apollo-owned ABC Technologies in £800m raid on London-listed auto supplier
A London-listed automotive components supplier has become the latest British-based company to draw overseas takeover interest after receiving a series of offers from a Canadian rival.
Entertainment & Showbiz
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Strictly Come Dancing is back - and Amy Dowden gives star performance
Strictly Come Dancing has returned for its 20th anniversary series - launching with pizazz as usual, despite the controversy surrounding the show in recent months.
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Jane's Addiction singer Perry Farrell punches guitarist Dave Navarro as US rock band's reunion gig ends in chaos
A concert by US rock band Jane's Addiction ended early after lead singer Perry Farrell punched guitarist Dave Navarro on stage in the middle of a song.
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Michaela DePrince: Trailblazing ballet star dies suddenly at 29
A star ballerina who appeared in Beyonce's Lemonade video and on Dancing With The Stars has died at the age of 29.
UK Politics
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Sir Keir Starmer faces investigation over possible breach of parliamentary rules after Labour donor 'pays for wife's clothes'
Sir Keir Starmer is under investigation for a possible breach of parliamentary rules after failing to declare that some of his wife's high-end clothes were bought for her by his biggest personal donor, Lord Alli.
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Adam Boulton: He's hyperactive but is Foreign Secretary David Lammy tough enough to get what Britain needs?
The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has an annual get-together in September for the good, the bad and the ugly of world diplomacy.
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Free school meals should be given to all children in poverty, Lib Dems to say
The Liberal Democrats will call for free school meals for all children in poverty which will lead to "better academic progress".
Around the world
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Several migrants die while trying to cross English Channel
Several migrants have died off the coast of France while attempting to cross the Channel, authorities have said.
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Egypt train crash kills three and injures dozens
At least three people - including two children - have been killed after two passenger trains collided in Egypt.
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Several dead in Romania as eastern Europe struck by torrential rain and flooding
At least four people have died after widespread flooding across eastern and central Europe.
Science and Technology
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Stranded astronauts say space is 'happy place' - but admit 'tough times'
Two astronauts who are set to be stuck in space for eight months have said the International Space Station is now their "happy place" but admitted to "tough times".
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Sky News investigation finds over 70,000 TikTok posts using Nazi recordings
Warning: This story contains offensive language, including antisemitic content.
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Mega-tsunami caused Earth to vibrate for nine days, study shows
A mega-tsunami caused by a landslide in Greenland caused the Earth to vibrate for nine days, a new study has shown.
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Mega-tsunami caused Earth to vibrate for nine days, study shows
A mega-tsunami caused by a landslide in Greenland caused the Earth to vibrate for nine days, a new study has shown.
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New statue of Queen Elizabeth II divides opinion
A new sculpture of Queen Elizabeth II in Northern Ireland has divided opinion.
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Disney superfan's home up for sale in Wales - with huge murals and a sweet kingdom bedroom
Disney superfans dreaming of A Whole New World may have found what they are looking for - in the form of their dream home.