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Holocaust Memorial Day: King and Queen Consort light candles in remembrance of millions of victims
King Charles · London

Holocaust Memorial Day: King and Queen Consort light candles in remembrance of millions of victims

55% Right coverage: 11 sources
The King and Queen Consort have lit candles on Holocaust Memorial Day. The day is used to mark the killing of six million Jewish people by the Nazis in World War Two and millions of other people who lost their lives under Hitler's regime, along with millions more victims who died in later genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur.See the Story
Police granted more time to question terror suspect after arrest at Leeds St James's hospital
Europe · Leeds

Police granted more time to question terror suspect after arrest at Leeds St James's hospital

57% Center coverage: 7 sources
Suspect, 27, was arrested at St James's Hospital, Leeds, on Friday. He was later re-arrested on suspicion of being involved in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. Westminster Magistrates' Court granted a warrant for further detention. Officers have until Friday 27 January to hold and further interview the suspect.See the Story
‘We must not forget victims of Holocaust’
Holocaust

‘We must not forget victims of Holocaust’

Three Jewish women living in Guernsey, Marianne Grunfeld, Theresa Steiner and Auguste Spitz, who were forced to leave the island during the Occupation, were commemorated. Wreaths were laid by Deputy Bailiff Jessica Roland, Bob Place from the Royal British Legion and the Channel Islands Occupation Society.See the Story

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Pakistan says it won't allow countries to shelter militants

37% Center coverage: 11 sources
Pakistan’s political and military leadership on Monday vowed that no nation will be allowed to shelter militants who stage attacks against the country — an apparent reference to neighboring Afghanistan. See the Story
Europe · London

New technology to catch train fare dodgers to be deployed in 'known hotspots' across Northern network

57% Center coverage: 7 sources
New technology to catch train fare dodgers is to be deployed at "known hotspots" across Northern's network, Britain's second-largest train operator.See the Story
Europe · London

Octopus takeover of Bulb faces delay after rivals seek judicial review

Coverage: 5 sources
E.ON, British Gas and Scottish Power say they are mounting a legal challenge to the deal. Bulb, which had around 1.5 million domestic customers, was one of the largest energy suppliers to collapse last year. A deal for Octopus to buy Bulb was approved by the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS)See the Story
Taxes

Tax open market property, says financier Guy Hands

A tax on open market properties is a clear and simple way to raise more income, financier and open market resident Guy Hands has suggested.See the Story

Local food bank in dire need of donations

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
A shortage of a key supply in the blood-collection pipeline is creating an urgent request for more blood donors in San Diego and nationwide. The San Diego Blood Bank is asking the public, especially those with rare blood types such as O negative, to donate in the coming weeks to help take up the slack.See the Story

Election call if P&R’s tax plan rejected

One of the deputies who is trying to amend Policy & Resources’ tax proposals wants a snap general election this summer if the States fail to agree a plan at this week’s meeting.See the Story
Guernsey · Guernsey

Bear with us as we work to secure public confidence on sexual offences cases – police

GUERNSEY is ‘nowhere near’ where it needs to be in terms of the public's confidence about its ability to deal with sexual offences, police admitted yesterday.See the Story
Europe · Guernsey

Listen: Colby, 5, makes life-saving 999 call

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Colby Bridgman was just five when he dialled 999 to call an ambulance when he realised his mum, Jess Payne, was seriously ill. Yesterday he received an award from the St John Emergency Ambulance Service. Colby's mum had suffered a hemiplegic migraine - a type of migraine that causes physical weakness, dizziness and communication problems.See the Story

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