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Hundreds of students across the Bailiwick received their GCSE results today and while overall there was a slight increase in the number who achieved eight passing grades, the success rate at States-maintained schools dropped slightly compared to 2025.
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Joe Prince is Guernsey’s new ruler of the all-time U18 discus rankings.
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Guernsey has taken a step towards making it easier for the island’s insurers and reinsurers to do business in the United States.
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Not all ‘jollies’ are an excuse to enjoy a break at the expense of the taxpayer, as Deputy Gavin St Pier points out.
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In the first of regular columns on island reflections, Nigel Pascoe asks, in this world of instant communication, have we actually lost the art of conversation?
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Half a century ago, as Guernsey geared up for the introduction of colour television, the Odeon prepared to show One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, and the North Regatta at St Sampson’s harbour featured rowing, powerboating and the greasy pole, the rain refused to fall and the dry conditions worsened considerably. Simon De La Rue continues his series looking back at the big drought of 1976.
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