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Medicines that aren't used in Jersey costs around £500,000 a year.

A £1.6million project to shave a couple of minutes off westbound bus journeys from St Helier is now complete.

A new petition has been launched to repair and maintain the Victoria Marine Lake.

The temporary traffic lights that have been in place on Rouge Bouillon since the start of June have been removed, after work to make an unstable wall safe was completed.

Jersey Bulls Women and Guernsey FC Women will play in the FA Cup this season for the first time!

The Fete de St Helier is taking over Parade Gardens on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 July.

A petition asking for changes to the restriction times for dogs on beaches is set to be debated by the States Assembly.

More than 300 young people have received the first dose of a meningitis B vaccine in Jersey so far.

The Green Lionesses will appear in the Women's FA Cup for the first time this season.

A person was reported swept out to sea by the tide at Bear's Beach on Herm on Sunday (16 July).

Sark Shipping has withdrawn its subsidy with immediate effect.

Jersey Bulls Women and Guernsey FC Women will play in the FA Cup this season for the first time!

Plenty is happening in Guernsey today (18 July).

A heavy agenda of amendments means a vote on a 3% goods and services tax is delayed.

The former Canvas nightclub is being refitted as a modern entertainment venue.

Shortly after finishing her GCSEs, Harriette Guille became her own boss, with her own coffee van.

More than two million people will face a hosepipe ban after South East Water said it was extending water restrictions.

A schoolboy has been acquitted of attempted murder but found guilty of wounding with intent after stabbing his teacher in the head.

Three men have been charged with the rape of under-16 teenage girls in Bury, Greater Manchester, between 1996 and 2003.

A suspect has appeared in court charged with the murder of a man in North Lanarkshire.

Kevin Keegan has died at the age of 75.

As the World Cup draws to a close, with Spain crowned champions for the second time in their history, Sky Sports writers reflect on a tournament that captured the world's attention - but also suffered its fair share of controversy.

George Russell says he has been "knocked down" but will "get back up" after the latest setbacks to his world championship challenge at the Belgian Grand Prix

In his latest column, Sky Sports' Paul Merson gives his reaction to Morgan Rogers' stunning £117m move to Chelsea.

The prolific retail investor, which last month won approval for a deal to avert the collapse of WHSmith's former high street arm, is weighing a bid for Harvey Nichols, the upmarket department store chain.

A former boss of the market research firm Kantar's operations in the Americas has been shortlisted to become the next chief executive of YouGov, the under-fire London-listed polling firm.

More than two million people will face a hosepipe ban after South East Water said it was extending water restrictions.

Queues close to an hour formed at the Port of Dover on Friday night, ahead of what's expected to be one of the busiest weekends in years for drivers.

Newsreader and journalist Edward Stourton has died aged 68.

Andrew and Tristan Tate are being held in "solitary confinement" following their arrest in Miami, their lawyer claims.

Brenda Fricker - the first Irish woman to win an Oscar - has died aged 81, her agent said.

Newborn babies across England will be tested for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) - a rare condition which causes progressive muscle wastage - from the end of this year, the Department of Health has announced.

She went on Cilla Black's Blind Date, chose a man who became a Conservative Party official - and is now about to move into 10 Downing Street with Labour's new prime minister.

Nigel Farage has given a fresh interview defending himself after facing questions in recent weeks over money and benefits in kind that he received ahead of the 2024 general election.

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Sir Keir Starmer will bow out as Labour leader today before stepping down as prime minister on Monday. 

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has now claimed 930 lives, the country's health ministry has said.

Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, a Mexican drug lord who trafficked substances into the US for the Sinaloa cartel, has been jailed for life.

After 106 minutes, 20 shots and more than 800 passes, Spain's Ferran Torres finally opened the scoring in the World Cup final.

British runner Josh Kerr has broken the 27-year-old world record for the mile in front of a sell-out crowd in London.

More than two million people will face a hosepipe ban after South East Water said it was extending water restrictions.

A less invasive prostate cancer treatment is as effective as radiotherapy and surgery but with fewer side effects, a major study suggests.

A mother who fears her teenage son may have died following an online challenge gone wrong has welcomed a High Court decision to order a new inquest into his death.

Meta is rolling out a new safety feature that will see parents alerted if their teenager discusses suicide or self-harm with Instagram's built-in AI chatbot.

A newly discovered species of monkey with distinctive orange lips has been discovered deep in the forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton has become the most expensive dinosaur fossil sold at auction after an unidentified buyer paid more than $50m (£37.3m) for it.

An Australian man has broken the world record for the loudest-ever shout.

Japanese authorities have captured a bear following a multi-day search that saw nearly 100 schools close.