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• Flood warnings in place for next 24 hours

  Heavy and persistent rain is forecast in the Channel Islands this afternoon and overnight.

• Deputy Ozouf faces third suspension

  The committee responsible for overseeing States members' conduct has called for the further suspension of Deputy Philip Ozouf.

• Review highlights gaps, shortcomings and barriers to lifelong learning

  Jersey lacks a modern, fit-for-purpose base for accessible vocational training, a scrutiny review has concluded.

• Female public service workers paid 8.6% less than male colleagues

  Women working in Jersey's public sector earned 92.2p per hour for every £1 that men did last year, according to the government's latest gender pay gap report.