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A new online map has been created to make it easier to report sightings of Asian Hornets in Jersey.

Islands Unlimited hopes to attract more than 55,000 passengers inter-island, this year.

The Planning Committee has unanimously approved plans for a hotel at Strive in St Peter.

A skatepark will be created at the reversing bays at South Hill in St Helier.

New data measures the impact on society of Jersey's health and care charities - worth £137 million in 2024.

The Jersey Human Rights Group is concerned about government plans to allow a retrial for cases of hung juries.

A new tax on vapes in Jersey will take effect in 11 May.

Students who meet regularly to discuss issues affecting them and the island have held their annual debate in the States Chamber.

Flights to and from Alderney are being disrupted for six days due to unexpected pilot shortages at Skybus.

Essential electricity work will close the Route de Cobo for four months limiting access to the beach from the Sausmarez Park area.

Islands Unlimited hopes to attract more than 55,000 passengers inter-island, this year.

Former Blue Islands plane will enhance Aurigny's regional fleet.

The Planning Authority will lift a covenant to allow Les Bourgs to set up a children's charity shop.

Amid global interest, the States is asking researchers to study how devices impact students’ lives in Guernsey.

SOS Food Angel is launching in Guernsey to reduce food waste and help households access affordable food.

Islanders should be aware of the symptoms of meningitis following a fatal outbreak in the UK.

Students in Kent could "incubate" meningitis and spread it to other parts of the UK, a health official has speculated as his "most likely" scenario.

Two people have been arrested after trying to get into Faslane naval base, Police Scotland has said.

Journalist and broadcaster Dame Jenni Murray has died at the age of 75.

Cabinet ministers have looked at a blueprint for how Labour could cut taxes on work by taking on "vested interests" profiteering from the cost of living crisis.

Trent Alexander-Arnold was the big omission from England's shock 35-man squad as Harry Maguire and Kobbie Mainoo were called up for the first time under Thomas Tuchel.

Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario will undergo hernia surgery after Sunday's game against Nottingham Forest, with his potential absence opening the door for Antonin Kinsky to return following his Atletico Madrid horror show.

England’s Jaz Brown has been ruled out of this summer's Commonwealth Games and the rest of the Netball Super League season through injury.

Changes to the student loans system quietly announced in the last budget have provoked a loud and angry response that has woken up Westminster to what anyone who did a degree in the 2010s, and their parents, already knew.

Average annual energy bills will rise by £332 in July, more than double the previously anticipated increase, due to high oil and gas prices driven by the war in Iran, trusted forecasters predicted.

Almost 200,000 students who were at university during the COVID-19 pandemic are seeking financial compensation.

Kevin Spacey has reached an out-of-court settlement in civil claims brought by three British men accusing him of sexual assault.

Val Kilmer is to ​posthumously appear in an action-adventure film, a year after his death from pneumonia - thanks to AI.

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The UK government has scrapped plans to introduce copyright law exceptions which would allow AI firms to use the work of songwriters without their permission.

Angela Rayner was "wrong" to stage a high-profile intervention criticising the direction of Sir Keir Starmer's government this week, Harriet Harman has said.

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Cabinet ministers have looked at a blueprint for how Labour could cut taxes on work by taking on "vested interests" profiteering from the cost of living crisis.

Nicola Sturgeon, the nationalist firebrand who dominated Scottish politics for almost a decade, has bowed out with an emotional valedictory speech.

The last 24 hours of eye-wateringly expensive missile duelling over the Persian Gulf has made one point above all.

The Australian prime minister was booed by protesters during a visit to the country's largest mosque.

Denmark sent soldiers and explosives to Greenland in January so that it could blow up runways in the event of a US invasion, the country's public broadcaster has said. 

Preliminary readings of sites in Arizona and southern California indicate that the US has suffered its hottest March day on record.

A NASA spacecraft is now back on its launchpad ahead of the first lunar exploration mission in more than 50 years, after a month of delays.

Scientists in the UK have created the first lab-grown oesophagus and implanted it in pigs, which have been able to use it to swallow food.

The government has said it will directly fund the clear-up of 48,000 tonnes of waste at illegal tips in the north of England, following criticism of a north-south divide on tackling waste crime.

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.