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Naming and shaming and seizing people's cars are options being considered to deter drink-driving in Jersey.

A man from Newcastle has completed his epic A-Z of marathons here in Jersey!

Jersey's Police Chief says there should be a degree of shame attached to drink-driving, after eight people appeared before court last week charged with drink-driving offences.

Another appeal has been made for witnesses or to a serious crash on Route du Fort last month.

Passenger numbers at Jersey's airport and harbour this summer are both up on last year.

A new course record has been set at the Jersey Marathon!

Several reports were made of speeding vehicles in the west of Jersey between 3.30am and 5am.

More than 2,250 runners will be taking on the Jersey Marathon tomorrow (Sunday 4 October).

Around three quarters of the new stamps issued by Guernsey Post are snapped up by philatelists.

Guernsey's Alex Scott has withdrawn from the England squad.

Guernsey’s GST vote has sparked anger online, with one deputy calling for calm.

Policy and Resources' package to raise revenue but ease the burden on the less well-off is passed after six days of debate.

A man has been charged with the murder of Hannah Benfield in Alderney.

The head Guernsey's Planning Authority has admitted making an obscene gesture at the entrance to the Royal Court.

A 3,800 item backlog is described by the head of Home Affairs as 'sobering reading.'

A campaign backed by football pundit Chris Kamara and aimed at helping men struggling with their mental health has begun in Guernsey.

The US removed its bombers from RAF Fairford partly because of a reported threat of a possible Iranian drone attack against the base, American officials have said.

Lord Jeffrey Archer has died aged 86.

Andrew and Tristan Tate used a "lover boy" model to attract and then exploit women, according to British authorities in court documents made public in the US. 

A charity says there have been increases in rates of prostate, kidney, womb, liver, pancreas and breast cancers among adults aged under 50.

Sympathy is in short supply at other clubs after an independent commission laid bare the scale of Manchester City's rule breaking across nine seasons in a devastating decision published last week.

Andoni Iraola has made an unbeaten start as Liverpool boss – but will he get lift-off at Anfield in the huge clash with Manchester City on Sunday?

Luke Humphries secured a second World Grand Prix title after producing an extraordinary comeback to defeat Gerwyn Price 6-4 in a thrilling final.

The Bahrain GP in Malaysia was one of the crazier races I've seen in F1. Eventually, this collaboration of lateral thinking which ensured a Grand Prix took place on a great track we have missed in F1 for nine years, was a huge success.

J Sainsbury held merger talks with rival grocer Morrisons earlier this year - a deal that would have represented the most significant tie-up in the sector for more than five years.

Failing to support Scotland's most disadvantaged costs at least £5.8bn a year, according to new analysis.

Glasgow City Council and Unison have reached a potential deal after an ongoing pay dispute sparked a controversial plan to fire and rehire 23,000 workers.

The culture secretary has ordered the competition regulator to investigate the planned rescue of ailing broadband supplier TalkTalk by BT Group.

Riverdance star Michael Flatley has said his "heart is broken" following the death of his wife, Niamh O'Brien, at the age of 52. 

A notebook containing lyrics by Freddie Mercury has sold for £277,000 at auction.

Dame Esther Rantzen has died at the age of 86, her family has said in a statement.

Naomi Campbell has overturned a ban on her being a charity trustee after a tribunal ruled she had been "deceived".

Lord Jeffrey Archer has died aged 86.

Like a twist in one of his novels, Jeffrey Archer's shock death came in the middle of the Conservative Party conference.

Sky News has announced its hosting line-up for the next six episodes of its flagship Sunday morning current affairs programme.

Sir James Cleverly has criticised former Conservative colleague Suella Braverman after she sparked a row around "Englishness".

The US says it is "closely monitoring" the situation after the death of a laboratory worker in Russia who may have been exposed to pneumonic plague.

Riverdance star Michael Flatley has said his "heart is broken" following the death of his wife, Niamh O'Brien, at the age of 52. 

A state of emergency has been declared in New York in response to a growing number of measles cases.

Spain's prime minister Pedro Sanchez has called a snap election for next month.

The US says it is "closely monitoring" the situation after the death of a laboratory worker in Russia who may have been exposed to pneumonic plague.

Whisky is to be distilled in space for the first time as part of an experiment which will also measure how the spirit ages in the environment beyond Earth's atmosphere.

Environmental campaigners are urging the Scottish government to hold a public consultation before any new hyperscale data centres are given the green light.

Astronauts on board a SpaceX flight, including the first black woman to lead a crew to orbit, has arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) after setting a US speed record. 

Ex-Premier League player Andros Townsend has laughed off an incident that saw him run over by a pitch roller.

AI videos of fruit and vegetable characters unleashing gory violence are spreading extremist ideas and helping normalise graphic violence, researchers claim.

A flight in Canada has been cancelled after a child refused to sit down and fasten their seatbelt.