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Diana Bowmen is starting a five year prison sentence for smuggling two kilos of cocaine into Jersey disguised as large bars of chocolate.

Musicians who have recorded a Christmas song with the London Symphony Orchestra now want to get island school choirs singing it.

Jersey's government needs to secure access to export markets before it can progress plans for an offshore wind farm.

Islanders will be able to fly direct to Essex from 2026, as easyJet revives the route.

Electricity prices in Jersey will rise by 2.5% on 1 March 2026.

100 people from all walks of life have come together to reimagine the Occupation Tapestry, 30 years after it was first created.

Jersey's Infrastructure Minister is attempting to reframe a debate on the future of the Havre des Pas Lido.

Aurigny has extended its winter schedule until early January, with services until March 2026 expected to be announced in the coming days.

Musicians who have recorded a Christmas song with the London Symphony Orchestra now want to get island school choirs singing it.

British Airways has announced the launch of a brand-new route connecting Guernsey with London Heathrow.

Volunteers have removed 2 skips of sour figs from the dunes at Braye Beach.

Sir Richard Cripwell was knighted at Windsor Castle this week.

Donations have come flooding in to save Apollo from euthanasia, after being diagnosed with a condition affecting fewer than 1% of dogs.

Aurigny has extended its winter schedule until early January, with services until March 2026 expected to be announced in the coming days.

Guernsey's government continues to conceal the sum its owed by failed airline Blue Islands.

The Yacht Harbour Association (TYHA) have given Guernsey’s visitor marina four out of five for Customer Service Excellence.

Households and businesses will have to wait for energy bills to fall significantly because "there's no shortcut" to bringing down prices, the energy minister has told Sky News.

Britons buying cocaine on a Friday night could be inadvertently funding Russia's war in Ukraine.

They've been billed as the "most sweeping asylum reforms in modern times" and the "biggest shake-up of the legal migration system" in nearly 50 years, but how are the UK's rules actually changing?

A Strictly Come Dancing star has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of rape.

Toto Wolff has sold 15 per cent of his stake in Mercedes to American billionaire George Kurtz.

Liverpool must still add to their squad in January despite spending £446m in the summer transfer window, says Sky Sports' Jamie Carragher.

Steve Smith marked his temporary return as Australia's Ashes captain with a bizarre attack on former England spinner Monty Panesar in his press conference on the eve of the first Test in Perth.

Harlem Eubank wants “revenge” in a welterweight fight with Conor Benn.

Households and businesses will have to wait for energy bills to fall significantly because "there's no shortcut" to bringing down prices, the energy minister has told Sky News.

Housing Secretary Steve Reed wants Britain to "build, baby, build" towards the government's flagship 1.5 million homes target by the next election. But housebuilding in England has slowed to its lowest level in nine years, with the number of homes built falling by 6% to 208,600 in the year to March 2025.

The world's most valuable company has reported another series of expectation-beating results, heading off fears of the AI bubble bursting for now.

Global stock markets have rallied as the world's most valuable company reassured investors of the demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and the returns companies can make.

A Strictly Come Dancing star has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of rape.

A Grammy-winning rapper who "betrayed his country for money" has been sentenced to 14 years in prison.

The Stone Roses bassist Gary "Mani" Mounfield has died at the age of 63, his family has said.

The novel has survived the industrial revolution, radio, television, and the internet. Now it's facing artificial intelligence - and novelists are worried.

Sir Keir Starmer has insisted the G20 still matters and is a "really important" forum to bang the drum for British business, despite the decision of Donald Trump to boycott the international summit in South Africa.

They've been billed as the "most sweeping asylum reforms in modern times" and the "biggest shake-up of the legal migration system" in nearly 50 years, but how are the UK's rules actually changing?

Households and businesses will have to wait for energy bills to fall significantly because "there's no shortcut" to bringing down prices, the energy minister has told Sky News.

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"Terrible", "weird", "peculiar" and "baffling" - some of the adjectives being levelled by observers at the Donald Trump administration's peace plan for Ukraine.

This is the first time the G20 summit is being hosted on African soil.

A fierce warning from Britain's defence secretary to Vladimir Putin to turn his spy ship away from UK waters or face the consequences was a very public attempt to deter the threat.

A Grammy-winning rapper who "betrayed his country for money" has been sentenced to 14 years in prison.

How best to summarise how badly the government fumbled the UK response to the COVID pandemic?

The United Nations climate talks in Brazil were shut down on Thursday after a fire broke out on site - disrupting last-minute efforts to strike a global deal.

The novel has survived the industrial revolution, radio, television, and the internet. Now it's facing artificial intelligence - and novelists are worried.

Sir Keir Starmer has insisted the G20 still matters and is a "really important" forum to bang the drum for British business, despite the decision of Donald Trump to boycott the international summit in South Africa.

M&S has defended the price of a £195 beef wellington made by chef Tom Kerridge.

The organiser of Miss Universe has told Sky News he cannot stand down from his position - despite allegations he was aggressive towards a contestant.

Rail passengers in Scotland faced major delays and cancellations during Monday evening's rush hour after a swan was found on the line at the country's busiest railway station.

Police hunting for a crocodile in Derbyshire have said the search turned out to be "more fluff than fear".