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Islanders and community groups are invited to have their say on potential hate crime legislation in Jersey.

The redevelopment of Fort Regent is at least eight months behind schedule, just over a year on since it closed its doors.

A Jersey photographer is looking for people to reflect the island's diverse and multicultural community.

DFDS is planning to put on more sailings, with forecast bad weather set to cause disruption over the October half-term holidays.

Applications are now open for Jersey's Sport's 2027 Performance Sport Programme.

Alcoholics Anonymous in Jersey is marking its 75th anniversary by opening its doors to the island.

A man who tried to supply £60,000 worth of cocaine in Jersey has been jailed for more than 11 years.

Frank Bruno has visited Victoria College to talk to sixth-form students about mental health.

There are plans to put in a purpose built, two storey shipping container development.

Dementia Friendly Guernsey has made a video that includes prompts encouraging conversation and reminiscence

Guernsey Ports say abandoned fishing tackle has got tangled in boats, harbour property and wildlife.

Aurigny says Alderney flights should return to normal today (17 October), after more than a week of disruption.

The roof of Guernsey's upcoming Wildlife Hospital is officially in place.

The milestone community fundraiser has already exceeded last year’s total, with more donations to be counted.

A new scheme designed to remove the upfront costs of securing a home in Guernsey's private rental market.

Members of the Guernsey Blind Association have been sharing stories about the obstacles they face when navigating St Peter Port.

Prince Harry has spoken of how he would like to "reconcile" with his family.

Britain's first named storm of the season is due to hit large parts of the country later this week.

The BBC has confirmed it will close BBC Three, BBC Scotland and BBC Radio 4 Extra linear broadcast services in the spring of 2027.

A man is to stand trial over the murder of a woman in North Ayrshire more than 30 years ago.

England crumbled to an 87-run defeat in their ODI tri-series opener against Pakistan in Rawalpindi as the batting severely malfunctioned after an excellent start.

Christian Horner says Mercedes and Toto Wolff are finding life in Formula 1 "easier" without the former Red Bull team principal.

UEFA is increasing the pressure on Gianni Infantino and has sent FIFA an urgent letter demanding answers to 42 detailed questions about his presidency.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended for 30 days and fined £215 over his walkout from the Portugal national team following an explosive fallout with head coach Jorge Jesus.

The UK's unemployment rate has fallen to 4.7%, in a set of official figures that will support the case for a Bank of England interest rate hike next month.

The consortium of Thames Water creditors looking to rescue Britain's largest supplier of its kind has appointed a former senior Labour minister in a bid to help get a deal past government opposition.

The executive who piloted Virgin Atlantic Airways through the COVID-19 pandemic is taking the helm at a major provider of traffic management services in his biggest role since he left Sir Richard Branson's flagship company.

The founder of Starling Bank offloaded her final shares in the digital lender at a valuation less than half the price it was reportedly seeking in its last major secondary share sale.

The BBC has confirmed it will close BBC Three, BBC Scotland and BBC Radio 4 Extra linear broadcast services in the spring of 2027.

A former soap opera star has been jailed for nine years after fleeing the UK for Spain to avoid facing trial for allegedly conning would-be models out of more than £13m.

The culture secretary has warned she is "minded" to intervene in Sky's £1.6bn deal to buy ITV's broadcast and streaming operations.

Singer Raye has said the sign-up list for her one-off gig at the Royal Albert Hall later this month will be checked "manually" after ticket touts using artificial intelligence bots "overwhelmed" the process.

The NHS faces a "more challenging" winter than normal after this summer's record-breaking heat, the health secretary has warned.

Police have said no further action will be taken against Sarah Helm, author and wife of Andy Burnham's national security adviser, after she was accused of supporting the banned protest group Palestine Action.

Chancellor John Healey has shown support for expanding Heathrow Airport after Prime Minister Andy Burnham refused to back plans for a third runway.

A ban on pornography depicting strangulation and incestuous relationships - as well as someone pretending to be a child under 16 - will come into effect next month.

Police have charged a man after an Australian MP was hit by a vehicle, causing her to undergo a leg amputation.

Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to a record low - indicating that next month's midterm elections could be punishing for the Republicans.

Demonstrators in Albania have set fire to government buildings and banks, smashed shop windows during the latest clashes with police as they demand the prime minister's resignation.

A man has been arrested after a fire at the town hall of Limoges, according to French media.

Japan launched a spacecraft towards Mars in a ground-breaking mission to bring back samples from the largest of the planet's two moons.

A former OpenAI engineer charged with secretly installing a recording device at its offices was "mere days" away from fleeing to Saudi Arabia before his arrest, prosecutors allege.

An expedition to investigate if an anomaly seen on a satellite image of a remote island in the South Pacific was Amelia Earhart’s missing plane has ended without recovering the wreckage.

Neanderthals were not the unintelligent cave dwellers of popular imagination, but may have been capable of showing both violence and care, researchers who have discovered bones dating back 75,000 years have said.