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Arriving passengers on Blue Islands lifeline flights will be given the choice of being tested for coronavirus at Jersey Airport from next Monday (1 June).

The Jersey Fire and Rescue Service is urging extra caution because of an increased risk of wildfires breaking out.

Three people have been arrested this week after separate incidents in which police officers were kicked, headbutted and spat at.

A 33-year-old man has died after a tractor he was driving overturned and fell from a côtil onto the road below.

61,500 jobs were filled in Jersey as of December last year - the highest figure in that month recorded to date.

The Education Minister insists that her department is doing everything possible to make sure children returning to school next month are safe.

Two scientists who advise the government have warned lockdown is being eased too soon in England.

Donald Trump has announced that the US will be "terminating its relationship" with the World Health Organisation (WHO).

Plans for a national memorial to honour emergency workers have been significantly changed because the coronavirus pandemic, Sky News can reveal.

The Premier League says there is "optimism that we will see fans back in the stadiums next season", but crowds are likely to return "on a phased basis".

Anthony Joshua has backed protégé Joshua Buatsi to settle his British rivalry with Anthony Yarde, who welcomed talk of a light-heavyweight fight in the future.

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have both expressed their delight at the Premier League's imminent return after initial concerns over the resumption of this season.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled plans for employers to start paying towards the wages of their furloughed staff .

Ted Baker, the high street fashion brand, will next week launch an attempt to raise virtually its entire market capitalisation as it joins the queue of companies seeking funds to survive the COVID-19 pandemic.

Directors of limited companies say they have been left to "bleed to death" by Chancellor Rishi Sunak during the pandemic.

Take That fans will be hoping he's back for good after Robbie Williams reunited with the band for a virtual charity concert.

Whether it is fiction, crime or the classics, reading is enjoying a renaissance in lockdown.

Celebrities from Taylor Swift to John Boyega have joined the ranks expressing disgust over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis - condemning the response of Donald Trump and showing support for protests against how police treat black Americans.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled plans for employers to start paying towards the wages of their furloughed staff .

Chancellor Rishi Sunak is set to make an announcement on the furlough scheme, with reports suggesting employers will be asked to pay 20% of workers' wages as well as national insurance and pension contributions.

Boris Johnson has been accused of "Trumpesque" behaviour after intervening to stop the government's top experts from answering questions about Dominic Cummings.

Donald Trump has announced that the US will be "terminating its relationship" with the World Health Organisation (WHO).

Chinese scientists working on a COVID-19 vaccine have told Sky News they are "99%" sure it will be effective.

South Korea has been forced to close hundreds of schools, museums and art galleries due to a fresh spike in coronavirus cases as the country emerges from lockdown.

Chinese scientists working on a COVID-19 vaccine have told Sky News they are "99%" sure it will be effective.

Two scientists who advise the government have warned lockdown is being eased too soon in England.

The cigar-shaped comet Oumuamua - which baffled scientists when it flew through our solar system in 2017 - could be an interstellar "hydrogen iceberg", according to new research.

Two men snuck into a bedroom with machetes after being hired to carry out a stranger's sexual fantasy of being tied up in his underwear and stroked with a broom, only to discover they had got the wrong address.

A pigeon suspected of being trained to "spy" by Pakistan has been captured in India along one of the world's most contested borders, Indian officials said.

Scientists have reported getting so high on the nitrous oxide emitted by penguin poo that it actually made them ill.