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BUSINESS leaders and deputies reacted with disbelief yesterday to the news that States spending last year increased by 10%.

EVERY day of our lives we are told not to discriminate.

HISTORY may not be on our side, but form very definitely is and Tony Vance’s men head to Springfield this afternoon with spirits sky high.

ONE of the winners at Monday’s L’Ancresse horse racing meet certainly has a more varied and Continental background than any other.

A TEA PARTY at St Sampson’s High brought two generations together.

STUDENTS at Blanchelande Girls’ College were treated to a flying visit by 846 Naval Air Squadron yesterday.

GUERNSEY will have its biggest team at a Commonwealth Games when it touches down in Delhi this October.

GUERNSEY’S social housing problems are far from over despite the successes of the Corporate Housing Programme, according to minister Dave Jones.

POLITICAL parties in the UK must form a strong government to prevent further financial uncertainty in the markets, business leaders have said.

AS STERLING fell against the euro and US dollar yesterday, the markets delivered their own verdict on the UK’s hung parliament. With a weak government, the fear is that action will not be taken to resolve Britain’s massive debt and spending problems.