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Jersey News
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Female public service workers paid 8.6% less than male colleagues
The government has published its latest gender pay gap report, which shows that women in public sector roles earned 92.2p per hour for every £1 that men did, when comparing the median.
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New artists take up residency in Jersey Markets
Arthouse Jersey has announced the two artists selected to take up residency in the markets.
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Jersey Bowl sold to Tamba Park operator
Jersey's bowling alley has reportedly been sold by its owner, MFA Bowl.
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Dreaming Trees returns after a year's break
Dreaming Trees is making a return, with Howard Davis Park being lit up once again for the outdoor lights show.
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More direct flights from Jersey, including to Paris
Loganair is adding more direct routes from Jersey this summer, including to Paris.
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New rules proposed to tackle drug driving
Jersey Police will have more powers to catch and prosecute drug drivers, under a planned law change.
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Channel Island pooches compete for Dog of the Year title
Top dogs from both Guernsey and Jersey are competing for the ultimate regional honours – celebrating excellence across all breeds and dog sports.
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Jersey's most popular baby names revealed
There are some new picks of boys and girls names in Jersey's top 10 lists for 2025.
Guernsey News
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Guernsey businesses brave access issues
A Mill Street shop owner tells Island FM that the water main work has been disruptive, but appreciates it is necessary.
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Relationships between Guernsey, Alderney and Sark to be reviewed
An independent panel will examine whether the relationships between the Bailiwick islands are fit for purpose.
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Healthy heart initiative launches at Guernsey Library
Islanders interested in monitoring their blood pressure can now borrow monitors from the Guille-Allès Library.
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Group to examine the complaints process of Guernsey's health service
The views of Guernsey patients and healthcare staff on the current health service complaints process will help shape recommendations for improvement.
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Dornier aircraft lands in Guernsey for the final time
The planes have served the islands for more than 10 years, making 32,000 take-offs and landings.
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£130,000 needed to treat Guernsey toddler's brain injury
A Guernsey family say they are in a race against time to get stem cell therapy for their toddler, who suffered a brain injury at birth.
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Channel Island pooches compete for Dog of the Year title
Top dogs from both Guernsey and Jersey are competing for the ultimate regional honours – celebrating excellence across all breeds and dog sports.
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Guernsey homelessness charity supports more than 125 people in first year
At Home in Guernsey has called 2025 "a powerful first full year".
UK News
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Government abandons plans to delay council elections after legal advice
The government has abandoned plans to postpone 30 local elections in May following legal advice.
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Why Sir Keir Starmer's latest U-turn may see him lose more than just face
The government has changed its mind again.
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Hundreds arrested for phone theft in London - as Met chief calls on courts to stop releasing offenders
More than 200 people have been arrested in the past four weeks as part of a phone theft crackdown in London - with drones and facial recognition used to catch those responsible.
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Boy, nine, undergoes UK-first leg-lengthening surgery
A nine-year-old boy has become the first patient to have pioneering leg-lengthening surgery in the UK.
Sport
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Igor Tudor: Tottenham reach agreement with former Juventus boss to become interim head coach for rest of season
Igor Tudor has agreed to become Tottenham interim head coach until the end of the season.
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Man City and Arsenal locked in compelling Premier League title battle - is the Gunners' grip beginning to slip?
Like a phoenix from the ashes, Manchester City rise again. This is the exact tete-a-tete Mikel Arteta and Arsenal were hoping to avoid. We've been here twice before and twice Arteta has been scorned.
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Barcelona to remain on F1 calendar until 2032 in rotation with Belgian Grand Prix despite addition of Madrid race
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until 2032 after a deal was agreed for the event to feature in a yearly rotation with the Belgian Grand Prix.
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Charley Hull: Englishwoman makes history by moving to career-high world No 3 with latest Ladies European Tour victory
Charley Hull has moved to world No 3 in the latest Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings – the highest-ever position by an Englishwoman in the rankings’ 20-year history.
Business & Finance
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Mark Kleinman blog | See the latest stories from Sky News' City editor
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Ex-Carillion boss fined £237,700 by regulator for 'reckless' behaviour
The former chief executive of Carillion has been fined £237,700 by the City regulator for his role in misleading statements by the company before its collapse eight years ago.
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'No platform gets a free pass,' says PM - as crackdown on social media announced
The government has announced a sweeping crackdown on tech firms to protect children from illegal content.
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Royal Mail warns of service delays - here are the postcodes affected
Royal Mail has warned of potential service delays across more than 100 UK postcodes due to poor weather and staff sickness.
Entertainment & Showbiz
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Hollywood legend Robert Duvall, star of Apocalypse Now and The Godfather star, dies aged 95
Hollywood icon Robert Duvall, star of films including The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, has died at the age of 95.
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Tehran producer Dana Eden found dead in Athens hotel room while filming new season
The executive producer of hit TV spy thriller Tehran has been found dead in an Athens hotel, police have said.
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Guthrie family are not suspects in kidnapping, sheriff says
The family of Nancy Guthrie are not suspects in her kidnapping, the sheriff has confirmed.
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Chadwick Boseman's brothers say late star's play will help 'preserve his memory'
A play written by the late Hollywood star Chadwick Boseman is part of a legacy that will "preserve his memory", his brothers have told Sky News.
UK Politics
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Government abandons plans to delay council elections after legal advice
The government has abandoned plans to postpone 30 local elections in May following legal advice.
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Every Labour U-turn - as Starmer rows back on plan to cancel 30 local elections
The first 19 months of Labour in power have seen more than a dozen U-turns.
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Why Sir Keir Starmer's latest U-turn may see him lose more than just face
The government has changed its mind again.
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Keir Starmer has steadied himself, but his authority is still being questioned
"Bloody shambles", a senior minister sighs. "Real question marks over his judgement." "Still a shitshow", another texts simply, adding: "Terminal inability to make decisions".
Around the world
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Imran Khan's doctor not allowed to treat him in jail, spokesman claims
Former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan has not received adequate medical treatment in prison after suffering partial vision loss in one eye, his spokesman claims.
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Family of Iranian protester forced to 'pay for the bullet that killed their son'
"They had to pay for the bullet that killed their son," Nasrin says with a mix of anger and disbelief.
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Tehran producer Dana Eden found dead in Athens hotel room while filming new season
The executive producer of hit TV spy thriller Tehran has been found dead in an Athens hotel, police have said.
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Man charged with terrorism offences over Taylor Swift concert attack plot
A man has been charged with terrorism-related offences over a plot to carry out an attack at a Taylor Swift concert in 2024.
Science and Technology
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Can governments ever keep up with big tech?
Tech moves fast, regulation doesn't - that's what the prime minister is now having to contend with.
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'No platform gets a free pass,' says PM - as crackdown on social media announced
The government has announced a sweeping crackdown on tech firms to protect children from illegal content.
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Four new astronauts arrive at the International Space Station to replace evacuated crew
Four new astronauts have arrived at the International Space Station to replace their colleagues who pulled out early over health concerns.
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What are the symptoms of measles - and what should you do if you think your child is infected?
A "fast-spreading" measles outbreak in north London has left 34 children infected - and one fifth of them needing hospital treatment.
And finally...
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Obama says aliens 'are real' - but he hasn't seen any
Barack Obama has said aliens are "real" in an interview, before later taking to social media to clarify his comments.
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'Britain's loneliest sheep', Fiona, gives birth for first time
"Britain's loneliest sheep" has given birth for the first time.
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Fire-juggling unicyclist caught performing on crossing
Police have caught a man juggling fire while riding a unicycle on a pedestrian crossing.
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Crotch enhancements: The latest controversy at the Winter Olympics
Crotch enhancements. Banned helmets. Qualifying manipulation claims. And Russian hacking.
