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THE business community has been urged to support Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf’s battle to reduce the public sector budget deficit.

ISLAND swimmer Tom Gallichan has been called up to swim for England for the first time in the Home Nations Schools’ International meeting in March.

From Ian Rolls. WE all know what the headland at Plémont looks like with the holiday camp looming on the top, but the advantage of being an artist is that things can be made to disappear very easily.

Two weeks ago I wrote about my admiration for Ian Black who, I explained, was ploughing a lonely furrow as he trains hard for Commonwealth Games selection in individual medley at the Perth swimming pool complex in Australia.

LENNY Harper’s conduct as head of the historical abuse inquiry was branded ‘disgraceful’ by appeal judges yesterday.

THE foundations of Jersey’s present relationship with the Crown were set in place 800 years ago when King John lost Normandy but retained possession of the Channel Islands.

From Genette Dagtoglou. THE outcome of the Plémont debate is depressing, especially in the light of the JEP leader’s impassioned plea.

THE cost of living in Jersey increased by 2.3 per cent in the last quarter of 2009, it was announced today.

A NEW food outlet selling Cornish pasties is due to open in Liberty Wharf in May.

From Tim Ransom. SO Senator Terry Le Main doesn’t think it is anyone else’s business as to where he is when he should be at work, eh?