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Jersey's government is branching out, planting more trees on Broad Street.

Legislation that would mean Jersey businesses are legally required to accept cash has not received ministerial support.

Claire Louise Fowell has been found guilty in the Magistrate’s Court of inappropriately touching an 18-year-old at Portelet Bay.

The boss of Jersey Dairy says an investigation is underway into the source of a contaminant that has forced a recall of some batches of milk and butter.

Ports of Jersey has been given planning approval to remove part of the Gorey Pier landing stage.

A free exhibition invites women to share their experiences of becoming and being a mother.

Schools, car parks and depot buildings could soon have solar panels on their roofs following a deal between Jersey Electricity and the government.

Some unsalted butter and milk batches have been found to contain a chemical not fit for consumption.

Islanders will have to wait until mid-April to once again walk around the reservoir, as storm cleanup begins.

Police say a 'worrying' number of drivers are ignoring zebra crossings and red traffic lights.

Fares will go up in late March to maintain the balance between States funding and passenger contributions.

The States “Screens Away, Time to Play” campaign explains the negative impact of excessive screen time on under-4s brain development and suggests alternatives.

Guernsey Post blames increasing costs for the decision to route mail by sea.

The GBTEA says the loss of the hire firm and 25 jobs will test the building industry short term.

Policy and Finance is raising concerns about reliability, disruption and customer communication on the Alderney routes.

The issue of a lack of things to do is seen as being behind what some say is vandalism at Delancey Park.

London's Burning actor John Alford has died in prison two months after he was jailed for sexual assault.

Prostate cancer screening is just as good as the routine checks women have for breast cancer, according to a new study.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a baby died following a fall from a height in central London.

NHS hospitals are being urged by a group of doctors, human rights groups and campaigners to reconsider using a major data platform built by US tech giant Palantir, whose owners include Peter Thiel, a close ally of US President Donald Trump.

Ludvig Åberg takes a commanding three-stroke lead into the final round of The Players, as Cam Young and Matt Fitzpatrick were left to rue expensive finishes at TPC Sawgrass.

Maro Itoje insists England "are going places" despite enduring their worst Six Nations campaign.

Daniil Medvedev condemned world No 1 Carlos Alcaraz to his first defeat of 2026 to reach the final of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells.

Targeted support for the poorest households who rely on heating oil is coming, we understand, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves set to make an announcement as soon as Monday.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has warned petrol retailers of a "shared obligation" to keep prices down for motorists amid soaring prices and war in the Middle East.

The UK economy grew by 0.2% in the three months to January but with zero growth that month, according to official figures, as the prospects ahead are clouded by uncertainty due to the effects of the Middle East war.

There's often a common thread among the Oscar nominees who go on to win - and it's about a lot more than learning the lines.

London's Burning actor John Alford has died in prison two months after he was jailed for sexual assault.

In an unusually unpredictable Oscars race, there is only one moment experts agree is a dead cert - Jessie Buckley, on stage once again, to collect the award for best actress.

The Oscars celebrate the craft and creative excellence behind the best movies of the year – but the red carpet ahead of the ceremony is quite a different matter.

Targeted support for the poorest households who rely on heating oil is coming, we understand, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves set to make an announcement as soon as Monday.

A former Labour minister who was famously confronted by Joanna Lumley in a live TV showdown has died from brain cancer aged 66.

Dozens of MPs are calling for the government to formally apologise for Britain's actions during its administration of Palestine in the first part of the 20th century.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has warned petrol retailers of a "shared obligation" to keep prices down for motorists amid soaring prices and war in the Middle East.

The road into Tyre is lined with the yellow and green flags of Hezbollah. Billboards are filled with the faces of fighters who lost their lives in the many battles with Israel over the years.

The Formula 1 races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia have been cancelled in the wake of the ongoing Iran war, organisers have confirmed.

The identities have been disclosed of all six crew who died when their US military refuelling plane crashed this week.

Donald Trump has said his forces carried out a bombing raid on Iran's "crown jewel" Kharg, a small island in the north of the Persian Gulf, on Friday.

Prostate cancer screening is just as good as the routine checks women have for breast cancer, according to a new study.

NHS hospitals are being urged by a group of doctors, human rights groups and campaigners to reconsider using a major data platform built by US tech giant Palantir, whose owners include Peter Thiel, a close ally of US President Donald Trump.

Lab-grown foie gras and chicken are being tested by scientists to ensure they are safe for humans to eat, and could hit British restaurants and dinner tables in the next five years.

Lawyers in a landmark social media addiction trial - which has seen tech giants face a jury - have made their final arguments.

A masked fan unplugged a VAR monitor during ‌a German second division football match.

Elon Gust and Dame Judi Drench are among the names that have been submitted to the Met Office for UK storms.

A police sergeant has been sacked for using a picture frame to weigh down her laptop keys and give the false impression she was working from home.

On a day when energy bills are making headlines, we thought we'd share new research on the energy habits that lead to the most household arguments.