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THERE’S no escaping it. The Saturday after payday is always go-downtown-and-buy-a-DVD day. Because that’s what the kids want.

GUERNSEY cricket yesterday hit the jackpot with its admission into the ‘associate’ ranks of the International Cricket Council.

POLICE are hunting two men who assaulted a manageress at the Bon Port Hotel.

HEATHER WATSON and her partner Tara Moore suffered a disappointing exit from the Junior Wimbledon doubles in yesterday’s quarter-finals.

CHIEF Minister Lyndon Trott yesterday poured cold water on a petition seeking to scrap student loans.

AN INSTITUTE of Directors seminar yesterday considered – admittedly slightly prematurely – the first 100 days of Guernsey’s new government and a panel of business leaders delivered a generally upbeat assessment of how the new House is settling in. That, perhaps, was no great surprise.

THE summer of 69.

We need their money but sports editor Rob Batiste is unimpressed by the ICC’s lack of moral fortitude.

ORGANISERS of the perennially -popular All Terrain Challenge have secured a new three-year deal with a local recruitment firm.

THOUSANDS of chickens are being culled at Castel Farm Eggs over the next two weeks, it has been confirmed.