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THE DOCTOR charged with the manslaughter of a staff nurse has been found not guilty.

BARRATTS could be the next shop to disappear from St Helier after the footwear chain fell into administration.

Question to Karen Scott, mortgage adviser, Acorn Mortgages: When will mortgages become more affordable?

CHANNEL Islanders are ‘living in a dreamland’ if they believe that we will not be affected by the recession, according to one of Guernsey’s most successful businessmen.

HIGHLANDS College has joined forces with UK company Didac to offer the Woodwise qualification to Islanders who use woodworking machinery.

JAMES Walker is pushing hard for Formula One and believes he can win the World Series by Renault drivers’ championship this year.

IT is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain my usual ‘glass half-full’ approach to life. There is just so much bad news and negativity around that any spark of optimism gets easily swamped.

MORE than one in five public-sector employees has a States credit card, the Treasury admitted today after revealing that it was conducting a major review of spending by those on the government payroll.

FOR as long as most Islanders can remember, health provision in Jersey has compared very favourably indeed with the UK’s National Health Service.

From Bob Le Sueur. YOUR issue of 24 January carries that moving interview by Peter Rhodes with a Holocaust survivor. Presumably it will have appeared in other papers which use his syndicated column.