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A NEW service from Jersey Post is set to revolutionise the way Islanders shop online.

IF they’re not aware of it when they join up, there’s something anyone in public life very soon gets to learn: when it comes to making decisions, you’re damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.

Vivien Womersley (née Duret) is researching her family tree and wonders whether her cousin Kitty Duret-Aubin lives in Jersey.

JERSEY will face Rhodes, the Isle of Wight and Saaremaa in Group C of the men’s football tournament at the Aland Island Games next month.

From Mick Morris. LIBERATION Day should not be a matter for negotiation; it should continue to be honoured as our national day.

JERSEY could face a new £60 million tax ‘black hole’ by 2012.

CHILDREN from Plat Douet School were told during an assembly last week about the bravery of 11-year-old Oliver Hosking, who has saved his mother’s life.

GIVEN the depth of the present global recession and predictions that it will take years rather than months to put economies back on track, it is hardly surprising that the economic landscape in the Island has seen a further seismic shift.

TREASURY Minister Philip Ozouf and his Guernsey counterpart, Deputy Charles Parkinson, have made a commitment to greater co-operation.

From Richard Miller, ActionAid; Daleep Mukarji, Christian Aid; Cathy Ferrier, Oxfam GB; Claude Bascompte, Friends of the Earth France; Aurélie Trouvé, ATTAC France; Dr Andreas Missbach, Berne Declaration; Antonio Tricario, Campagna per la Riforma della Banca Mondiale; Bernd Nilles, CIDSE; Nick Hillyard, Corner House; Nessa Ni Chasaide, Debt and Development Coalition Ireland; Alex Wilks, Eurodad; [...]