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Guyana Times lists Tommi Gore’s 1:15.609 Group Four lap alongside class-leading times by Kevin Persaud, Matthew Vieira and Jerry DaSilva. The times can be compared as raw laps, but the report assigns pole positions by class and names no official overall ranking.
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A Guyana Football Federation agreement with Aspire Zone Foundation covers support for the Under-14 and Under-17 teams, while training camps in Doha remain an opportunity the organisations will explore, subject to agreed programmes and facility availability. Kotinos is to assess Guyana’s football ecosystem and prepare a cooperation roadmap.
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In a letter published by the Guyana Times, Hargesh B Singh says the Full Court set aside preservation orders because they conflicted with the trial judge’s findings. He separately describes the practical effects as allowing state possession of hospital sites and equipment and safeguarding €30 million in performance bonds; he also reports a GY$500,000 costs award.
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Guyana Times’ article by Dr Tariq Jagnarine distinguishes ICHD-3 criteria for migraine without aura from decisions about care: people with fewer than five attacks may still be assessed and treated. It also separates medicines for an attack from regular prevention and notes that medicine availability can vary by facility.
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Guyana Times says reaching the goal of one million annual visitors by 2030 depends on more than online promotion: smaller operators must be findable, destination information should reflect local knowledge, and the trip must work in practice.
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The US list covers 77 categories of imports from China, while China’s list covers 1,619 imports from the US. The figures are not like-for-like counts. The tariff measures were accompanied by an agricultural working group agreement, while official statements showed no progress on rare earths.
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The National Trust fenced off the Sycamore Gap stump after the tree was felled on 28 September 2023, to see if it would recover. Three years later, a thick ring of shoots is growing around it, and the Trust says it is monitoring the tree and working to give it the best chance to thrive.
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Protesters gathered on the Garvaghy Road before the permitted Sunday parade, while Orangemen waited at Drumcree Church and later turned back on Drumcree Road. A separate attempt to head toward the road early Monday was met by police Land Rovers; BBC UK did not give a specific reason for that block.
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Immigration Department figures cited by the South China Morning Post show 439,532 mainland arrivals among 1.73 million total arrivals over the three-day Mid-Autumn Festival weekend. For the separate seven-day National Day holiday beginning Thursday, the department forecasts about 1.29 million mainland visitors, with the daily average expected to be 5 per cent higher than last year.
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The South China Morning Post reports that six people were charged, but identifies five as charged over a February 3, 2025, public assembly outside the State Courts. The supplied account does not specify Ten Leu Jiun Jeanne-Marie’s charge.
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During Saturday’s 40km Sai Kung Coastal Challenge near High Island Reservoir, a yacht passed close to a six-athlete rowing boat, according to the South China Morning Post. Footage showed the boat rocking in the yacht’s wake; a participant alleged the maneuver was deliberate. Hong Kong marine authorities have launched an investigation.
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Al Jazeera’s headline says a dozen people are missing after heavy rain triggered floods and landslides in Nepal, while its accompanying text reports 11 missing and at least 14 killed. The publication is dated September 28, 2026; the supplied account does not state when the flooding occurred.