THE finance industry reacted coolly yesterday to claims by Christian Aid that tax regimes such as Guernsey’s cost the lives of millions of children a year in the developing world.
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Daily Archives: May 16, 2008
Are you being watched?
Big Brother seems to be more than just a TV show, says Graham Parrott of Ernst & Young.
Nepalese a stern test
PAKISTAN star Ijaz Ahmed believes the country which Guernsey will face on Wednesday have the talent to reach the World Cup in future.
Father and son escape Manchester Uefa riots
TWO Rangers supporters from Guernsey who travelled to Manchester for the Uefa Cup final escaped Wednesday night’s violent clashes between fans and police.
Bonus crackdown
A CRACKDOWN on people avoiding social security contributions is on the agenda.
Unholy row over former Rev.’s kitchen
ST SAMPSON’S former rector faces a financial claim from the parish after failing to remove his kitchen when he left.
Jory’s inner belief leads him to full-bore victory
CLUB captain Peter Jory has made a great start to the fledgling full-bore season, winning the Falla, Renouf and Albany trophies, as well as the grand aggregate at the spring prize meeting.
Local produce to get Guernsey grown labels
PRODUCE grown locally will display new labelling in an initiative by the Guernsey Growers’ Association to encourage shoppers to support the industry.
Guille wins on his first outing in revamped car
GREG GUILLE has rebuilt his racing car for this year’s French hill-climb season.
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