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12:26 GMT, Monday, 20 October 2008 13:26 UK

Guernsey 'unlikely' to host Games

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Guernsey's Commonwealth Youth Games team manager Dave Harry believes the event is unlikely ever to be held on the island.

He told BBC Guernsey "There is a huge amount of security and I think we would struggle with that.

"The barriers are political rather than sporting which is a shame."

The island's youngest sport stars returned home on Sunday from the latest Games in India with some great performances and a gold medal.



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