Botswana is home to some of the world’s most varied and vibrant wildlife. Tim Earl heads to the Okavango Delta, where he finds a plethora of species – but it’s the birds that hold his attention…
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Daily Archives: January 31, 2009
Murray’s mum joins Heather fan club
HEATHER WATSON has ‘broken through the ceiling’ with her heroics at the Australian Junior Open.
Saved schools celebrate
LOUD ties pupils wore yesterday in aid of charity shone more brightly when news came through that the States had saved St Sampson’s Infants and St Andrew’s Primary.
Saved, or is this merely a reprieve?
ONE of the questions left hanging as a result of yesterday’s dramatically narrow decision not to close St Sampson’s Infants is whether the school has been saved – or merely given a reprieve.
Success was a long time coming but worth the wait
In the third part of an eight-week series Rob Batiste looks back at the finest players to pull on the Sylvans shirt
Fifty jobs at risk as NRG looks to go Dutch
UP TO 50 staff at NRG International are set to lose their jobs as proposals to move the company to the Netherlands look certain to get the go-ahead.
‘Ending VAT rule would just send trade elsewhere’
HEALTHSPAN chief executive Derek Coates, pictured, has hit back at comments made in the House of Commons about the effect a VAT concession which favours mail order companies in the Channel Islands is having on independent businesses.
Sign of tough times
FAMILY-RUN business Sign Service in Braye Road, Vale, is to cease trading.
Smiles all round at St Andrew’s School
SMILES returned to the faces of pupils, parents and teachers of ‘saved’ St Andrew’s School yesterday as they celebrated for the second time.
Sportingbet have done ‘Little Heath’ so proud
HOW dare that man at the Daily Mail say Heather Watson is from Jersey. I’m delighted his email inbox has been clogged with complaints.