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THE death of a prisoner who was discovered in his cell is not being treated as suspicious.
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Raiders overcame adversity as well as a rejuvenated Esher to claim a crucial victory on the road on Saturday.
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Three years ago it was war (Ukraine), recession, tech and climate. Last year (and the year before) it was war (now with added Gaza), tariffs, AI and – yes – climate. This year it’s war (now with Greenland on the side). Tariffs. AI. And oil. Yeah – who wants those stupid windmills in the sea anyway?
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For more than 40 years, Graham Parker has been widely recognised as a master of rock and roll and has earned a spot in the pantheon of influential rock and roll creators. Exclusively for the Guernsey Press, Jay Nachman, author of the recently published book, Graham Parker’s Howlin’ Wind, relates how Parker’s time in Guernsey as a teenager inspired him to seek a career in music. These excerpts from the book recount his time on the island.
