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MORE than 3,000 people turned up to watch last night’s Bonfire Night celebrations at the Rugby Club.

Ford focuses on the world market. Pete Burnard drives the new Fiesta.

THE States old-age pension, health service and long-term care funds combined have plummeted by at least £100m. since the beginning of the year, Social Security confirmed yesterday.

THE presidents of the island’s Division One clubs have revealed their misgivings about Guernsey United. which in turn has taken a first swipe at the GFA.

BUSINESSES are tightening their belts and with talk of a recession looming, advertising budgets are being looked on by some as the first place to make cutbacks.

TAKEN at face value, UK Chancellor Alistair Darling’s comments that there needs to be a long, hard look at the relationship between Britain and the Crown Dependencies pose a grave constitutional challenge to this island.

GUERNSEY have won back the RSL Shield in convincing style.

A MAN was found guilty of possessing an offensive weapon in the Royal Court yesterday.

CHIEF Minister Lyndon Trott has played down fears about the impact a Barack Obama presidency could have on Guernsey.

TOMORROW sees the announcement of Guernsey’s 2009 Budget, Charles Parkinson’s first as Treasury and Resources Minister.