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The Channel Islands Financial Ombudsman says the compensation for car loans that is being offered in the UK does not apply to people in Jersey and Guernsey.

Aa new inter-islands battle of the bands competition, being dubbed a 'Music Muratti' has been organised for young musicians across the Channel Islands.

This 9 May marks 81 years since Jersey was liberated from occupation and the end of the Second World War, and celebrations are once again island-wide.

A plaque has been unveiled at Victoria College to mark its twinning with a secondary school in Bad Wurzach.

Jet2 has announced new routes, additional capacity, and an extended season for next summer.

The 2026 Liberation International Music Festival runs from 8 - 18 May and features over 20 events, including a new event at La Hougue Bie.

The Infrastructure Department is asking a Jersey artist to 'reach out' to them for potential work, despite painting over their mural on public toilets in St Brelade's Bay.

The Jersey Hospitality Association has issued a 'Call to Action' to future political leaders, highlighting the urgent need to support the island’s visitor economy. 

Two Guernsey actors have successfully auditioned for speaking parts in the film 'Under the Watchful Gaze.'

The Channel Islands Financial Ombudsman says the compensation for car loans that is being offered in the UK does not apply to people in Jersey and Guernsey.

Aa new inter-islands battle of the bands competition, being dubbed a 'Music Muratti' has been organised for young musicians across the Channel Islands.

Police have charged and bailed a 33 year old under a Terrorism Law offence after an alleged incident at Folies nightclub.

Guernsey FC will officially be able to compete for promotion on home soil, after league's U-turn.

The main focus is on St Peter Port with some 20,000 people expected to come and go during the day.

People in Guernsey are being asked to share their views on how the island’s surrounding waters should be used.

The UK Ministry of Defence say the fuses on 2,000lb weapons are not armed and the bombs are 'highly unlikely' to self detonate.

The prime minister is "weighing up his options" ahead of a cabinet meeting on Tuesday morning after members of his government told him he should set a timetable for his departure.

He's the would-be Labour leader and prime minister who has stood for the leadership unsuccessfully twice before.

A man jailed over the abduction of his son may have left the UK in the three days it took prison staff to tell police he had been mistakenly released.

An inmate who allegedly murdered paedophile Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins in jail was "smug" and "smirking" after the attack, a court has heard.

Roberto De Zerbi said referee Jarred Gillett was "not calm" during Tottenham's 1-1 draw against Leeds United and believes match officials are feeling the pressure after VAR controversy at West Ham.

Caroline Dubois is the ideal final opponent for Katie Taylor, says the British world champion's promoter Nakisa Bidarian.

Iga Swiatek booked her place in the Italian Open quarter-finals after she breezed past Naomi Osaka with a 6-2 6-1 victory on Monday.

Jamie Carragher believes only people who don't want Arsenal to win the Premier League title have an issue with the VAR call to rule out the Hammers' equaliser against Arsenal on Sunday.

Keir Starmer has announced government plans to nationalise British Steel.

Radical economic reforms such as cutting national insurance and overhauling capital gains tax are Labour's only ways of winning back voters they have lost to Reform and the Greens, a report will warn.

Football fans are being urged to be alert to fraud ahead of the World Cup, with victims of ticket scams losing £215 on average.

British pop star Dua Lipa has filed a lawsuit against ‌Samsung Electronics seeking at least $15m (£11m) in damages. 

An inmate who allegedly murdered paedophile Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins in jail was "smug" and "smirking" after the attack, a court has heard.

It was another huge night for the drama that sparked a national conversation on misogyny, with Adolescence cleaning up at the BAFTA TV Awards.

This year's BAFTA TV Awards red carpet was a star-studded affair, featuring a host of screen stars from around the world.

The prime minister is "weighing up his options" ahead of a cabinet meeting on Tuesday morning after members of his government told him he should set a timetable for his departure.

He's the would-be Labour leader and prime minister who has stood for the leadership unsuccessfully twice before.

Radical economic reforms such as cutting national insurance and overhauling capital gains tax are Labour's only ways of winning back voters they have lost to Reform and the Greens, a report will warn.

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has rejected calls to quit despite an impeachment committee being set up to reinvestigate allegations that he hid the theft of cash stashed in his sofas.

Football fans are being urged to be alert to fraud ahead of the World Cup, with victims of ticket scams losing £215 on average.

The remains of a US soldier who went missing during training exercises in Morocco have been recovered in the Atlantic Ocean.

Bodies belonging to two hikers missing after a volcano erupted in Indonesia have been found. 

There's trouble brewing for tea lovers, as the flavour of the beloved hot drink is under threat from climate change.

A woman who claims ChatGPT contributed to her husband's death in a mass shooting is suing its maker.

British pop star Dua Lipa has filed a lawsuit against ‌Samsung Electronics seeking at least $15m (£11m) in damages. 

The Pentagon has started releasing "never-before-seen" files on UFOs.

Police say a driver made an "own goal" by dangerously driving with an unsecured football net on top of their car.

A robot has become so good at playing table tennis that at times it defeated elite human players, in what has been hailed as "a longstanding milestone for AI".

Monkeys in Gibraltar have learned to eat soil to settle their stomachs from all the junk food they consume, research suggests.

Three people have been jailed for insurance fraud after claiming their cars were damaged by a bear - only for the assailant to be somebody dressed in a bear costume.