HAVING been eaten roasted, cold, in sandwiches, made into pies and frozen, and as I write the carcase is now being transformed into what my old granny used to call a nice drop of soup, the turkey has again proved its versatility.
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Full results as they happened
Full election results as they happened. See Thursday’s Jersey Evening Post for full reports, reactions, analysis and pictures.
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A candidature that shows a sense of duty
From ex-Senator Tony Chinn. I HAVE to take issue with your correspondent Alan Anderson (JEP, 13 September) with regard to the candidature of Sir Philip Bailhache as Senator in the forthcoming election. I can only express my admiration that, after many years of dedicated service as a Crown Officer (and also in his earlier life […]
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New Chief Minister’s nominations for the Council
FIVE serving ministers and two politicians who have only just returned to the States have been nominated by Jersey’s new Chief Minister to make up his Council of Ministers.
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Reform role for former Bailiff?
FORMER Bailiff Sir Philip Bailhache could head an electoral commission to look at States reform, if the new Chief Minister gets his way.
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Ex-Senator Syvret booed during personal attacks
FORMER Senator Stuart Syvret last night launched a vicious attack on fellow election candidate Sir Philip Bailhache, accusing him of a catalogue of ‘crimes’ and cover-ups dating back more than ten years.
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Senator Gorst elected Chief Minister
Senator Ian Gorst has been elected as Jersey’s new Chief Minister.
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The race is on
FORMER Bailiff Sir Philip Bailhache and Social Security Minister Ian Gorst have entered the race to be Jersey’s next Chief Minister.
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The team to carry us forward
THE States have elected a new Chief Minister and Council of Ministers and the Island now knows the composition of the team that will lead it onwards in conditions that are, to say the least, still difficult.
