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Guernsey News
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Covid Lockdown: Three Years On
It's been three years since Guernsey went into its first lockdown to slow the spread of the 'new' coronavirus.
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Plans Confirmed For Muratti Day
For the first time, both the men's and women's Muratti finals will take place on the same day this year.
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CI Tie At De Putron Finals
Both Jersey and Guernsey teams have won at the finals of the de Putron School Challenge.
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INSIGHT: What's The Job Of Our External Relations Lead?
Deputy Jonathan Le Tocq talks to Island FM about his work as Guernsey's first and only Lead for External Relations and Constitutional Affairs, a job that takes him to the UK regularly and often further afield.
Jersey News
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'Significant Progress' In L'Ecume Investigation
CCTV evidence shows what the three crewmen of the L'Ecume II were doing in the hours before the disaster at sea.
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Birth And Fertility Rates Fall
Fewer babies were born in Jersey in 2022 and the island's fertility rate is at a 20 year low.
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Legal Age Of Marriage Rises To 18
The age at which people can marry in Jersey has risen from 16 to 18. It's one of a number of changes to the law that take effect today (24 March).
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Plans Confirmed For Muratti Day
For the first time, both the men's and women's Muratti finals will take place on the same day this year.
National News
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US launches airstrikes in Syria after drone attack kills American contractor
The US has carried out airstrikes on targets backed by Iran's Revolutionary Guard in Syria following a deadly attack on a coalition base.
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Downing Street showed 'signs of regret and embarrassment' over Albanian rhetoric, says country's PM
Downing Street has shown "important signs of regret and embarrassment" over the rhetoric used by ministers to describe Albanians, according to the country's prime minister.
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COVID-19 infections in England at highest level since start of year, final estimates reveal
COVID-19 infections in the UK have climbed to their highest level since the beginning of the year, final official estimates of the prevalence of the virus have revealed.
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Man hit with horseshoe in loud music row died of rare brain injury
A man died of a rare brain haemorrhage after he was hit with a horseshoe following a dispute over loud music, a court has heard.
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Showbiz News
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Succession star Brian Cox on his 'antithesis' Logan Roy character, Scottish independence, and what he stole from the set
Only Succession fans can understand the perversely irresistible attraction of the world's most detestable, back-stabbing, double-dealing Waystar family.
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BBC axes latest Top Gear series and apologises to Andrew Flintoff after crash investigation
The BBC is scrapping its latest Top Gear series after completing an investigation into the accident that injured presenter Andrew Flintoff.
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Spitting Image to unleash 'outrageous' version of TV show on London stage
Theatre-goers can expect "the biggest cast of celebrities ever assembled", according to comedian Al Murray - one of the writers and voices for the stage version of Spitting Image that's opening in the West End.
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Backstage podcast: Brian Cox on Succession, Rye Lane, Rina Sawayama on John Wick 4
Welcome to Backstage, the TV and film podcast from Sky News.
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Cardiff restaurant had rat droppings 'throughout', says council
A Cardiff restaurant had rat droppings "throughout the premises", according to inspectors.
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Jack Daniel's and dog toy company go head to head in US Supreme Court
A dispute between Jack Daniel's and the makers of a squeaking dog toy that mimics the whiskey's signature bottle with a toilet-themed pun has gone to the US Supreme Court.
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Do some sounds make you angry? You may have misophonia
Nearly one in five people in the UK suffer from misophonia, a study suggests.
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What killed Beethoven? Genome sequencing of composer's hair finds likely cause
Scientists have analysed locks of what is believed to be Ludwig van Beethoven’s hair to sequence the genome of the prodigious composer - finding the likely combination behind his death at 56-years-old, as well as a potential affair in his paternal line.
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