Politics
Senior appointments to new Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first cabinet could mean new challenges for the island’s relationship with Westminister – with the Alderney breakwater in the eye of the storm. Matt Fallaize reports.
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Swimming
Guernsey records have continued to tumble in the pool at Glasgow 2026.
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Mickey Haimes came out on top of an exceptionally tight and unpredictable Division One title race to be crowned All Terrain Challenge champion for the first time.
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After two years in Trinity Square, the island’s only sake bar and shop, Tokkuri, is closing.
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Odd, isn’t it, that a socialist prime minister in Britain has a better idea how to run things than free-market, tax haven Guernsey with its small, lean and flexible States. But take heart – at least your deputies know how to holiday.
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Having returned to her home island after living in New Zealand, experiencing life a little separately from the herd and with a recent report about young people in Guernsey feeling lonelier than ever, Amy Tostevin asks if it is inherently implied that if we spend a lot of time alone, we must be lonely.
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A holiday to the far-flung Galapagos Islands has inspired the latest series of children’s books to be published in Guernsey.
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