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DRUGS baron Curtis Warren was secretly flown out of the Island yesterday to one of Britain’s toughest jails.

SO were you kept on tenterhooks a couple of weekends ago as voters in the Republic of Ireland, at the second time of asking, cast their referendum ballots in favour of signing up to the Lisbon Treaty, paving the way for substantial reform of the European Union?

Mr A A Wakley, of Plymouth, is researching his family tree and hopes to be able to visit the Island next year to learn more about some Jersey connections.

GEORGINA Cottini has become the youngest person in the British Isles to be elected as chairman of a branch of the Lady Taverners charity.

MINISTERS have been grilled over fears that the multi-million pound stimulus money is not getting to the construction industry fast enough.

NOT many people in Jersey knew exactly how much of a hero was in their midst when Raoul Latimer lived here.

THE words ‘not fit for purpose’ are hardly a ringing endorsement of success for any organisation, so when they were applied to Housing in a report by Professor Christine Whitehead serious questions were bound to be asked about the department.

JERSEY badminton star Elizabeth Cann proved she is on the road to recovery from injury as she beat Scotland’s Susan Egelstaff in the first round of the Denmark Badminton Open today.

From Christopher Davey. RECENT utterance by the Jersey Medical Officer of Health: ‘It would be unwise to under-estimate this new flu virus, as there have been 91 deaths to date in the UK.’

MORE than 90 youngsters competed in the second race of the Advisa Cross Country Series on Saturday.