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THE States currently is showing some signs of ripping itself slowly apart.

THE States’ general record on helping the poorest in the island is nothing short of shameful.

WITH the cavernous split that emerged within Education this weekend, there was something of an inevitable feeling about minister Carol Steere’s decision to resign.

With more than half the Assembly confirming they plan to run in April’s general election, a number of people have emerged from outside the States willing to face the electorate.

IT IS in danger of going through completely under the radar, but is a report that is central to Guernsey’s future.

IT WAS a tale of two halves.

GUERNSEY’S system of government has been under increasing scrutiny as changes first made in 2004 have bedded in.

THE race to get people to sign up to the electoral roll has entered its second stage.

THERE should have been few surprises when Public Services released a letter detailing its progress on the new waste strategy.

NEWS leaked out last week about a string of budget cuts facing departments totalling £6.5m. for next year.