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Ah you beat me to it!! For anyone who wants the time code for him seeing the same arithmetic error, it's at 11:55

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Island Energy has released a statement that evacuations are a precaution while engineers undertake testing and repairs.

They state: "Our engineers are currently on-site and working to locate and repair the gas escape."

As far as I'm aware, leaked gas is not yet officially confirmed.

I mean if anyone wants to hear about the exciting local politics of the Channel Islands then I can happily provide (spoiler: the news is always ferries).

Andium Homes has confirmed that the building has no gas supply, but there are old gas pipes under the nearby roads.

Island Energy have now begun drilling into the road.

I'm wearing my 'nerd of the office' badge with pride as I waffle on about Warhammer and Witcher games. But hey, when the opportunity presents itself...

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I feel like I've definitely experienced this but can anyone think of any good examples?

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This, however, was rejected by 27 votes to 19 with no abstentions.

Jersey's assisted dying law is now being drafted by officials and will come back to the States Assembly for final approval towards the end of 2025.

Island politicians also debated another route which would have brought eligibility for those who have been "diagnosed with an incurable physical condition that is giving rise to unbearable suffering that cannot be alleviated in a manner the person deems tolerable".

Jersey's propositions go a little further than England and Wales, as eligibility includes those with less than six months to live, or 12 months if they have a neurodegenerative condition.

It was voted through by 32 votes to 14 with no abstentions.

In May 2024, politicians in Jersey voted to allow assisted dying for people with terminal illnesses, and it has been suggested that the UK's government may have used their plans as a sort of 'template' for their legislation.
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