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A jury has failed to reach a verdict on a third gas worker accused of unlawfully killing ten people following the explosion at Haut du Mont nearly four years ago.

All Government of Jersey schools will close on Friday (23 October) because of Storm Austen.

Two gas workers have been found guilty of unlawfully killing ten people following a fatal explosion in St Helier in December 2022.

An international campaign is coming to Jersey aimed at preventing child sexual abuse online by targeting offenders and potential offenders.

Applications for a government grant towards the cost of installing an Electric Vehicle charging point will close in December.

Islanders and community groups are invited to have their say on potential hate crime legislation in Jersey.

The redevelopment of Fort Regent is at least eight months behind schedule, just over a year on since it closed its doors.

A Jersey photographer is looking for people to reflect the island's diverse and multicultural community.

A jury has failed to reach a verdict on a third gas worker accused of unlawfully killing ten people following the explosion at Haut du Mont nearly four years ago.

The States has taken the decision to close schools as Storm Force 10 winds are forecast for the Friday commute.

A decision is expected later today (22 October) on whether to suspend public services like schools and buses.

Two gas workers have been found guilty of unlawfully killing ten people following a fatal explosion in St Helier in December 2022.

Many dot gg websites are inaccessible, following international warnings about a security weakness in web software.

The new book series aims to explain how sensory-sensitive children experience the world.

The States and Stagecoach will meet today after the Assembly is told the current service has "not been good enough."

Aurigny is offering flexibility over travel while Ports wants boat owners to secure their vessels.

The government is launching a new push to prepare the UK to be more resilient to any kind of emergency, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has revealed.

The second named storm of the season is set to hit the UK on Saturday, the Met Office has said.

A memorial service has been held for former Sky News presenter Dermot Murnaghan, who died in July after a distinguished career at the top of UK journalism.

A major road near Edinburgh Airport will be closed this weekend as part of ongoing investigation work into a fatal crash.

Jamie Carragher has criticised Bruno Fernandes for questioning Man Utd's tactics following their 4-1 defeat to Como, but believes that it could be the end of the line for Michael Carrick.

Thursday marks five months exactly since Man Utd announced Michael Carrick would be staying on as head coach. There will be little mood for celebrating anniversaries the morning after his worst night in the role.

Manchester United's 4-1 defeat to Como was the latest chapter in their continued downward trajectory in recent years.

Who was to blame for Manchester United's miserable 4-1 defeat at Como in the Champions League?

Barclays has revealed it is cutting 5,000 jobs - 5% of its workforce - as part of efforts to save costs and drive efficiency through investment in artificial intelligence (AI).

A quantum computing technology company which was spun out of Oxford University and won backing from the Arm Holdings founder Hermann Hauser has landed £10m in a new fundraising.

The head of English football's watchdog will address the 72 clubs below the top flight on Thursday as the quest for a financial redistribution deal with the Premier League continues.

The father-and-son team who control BetGoodwin, an online sports betting and casino operator, have begun plotting a London stock market listing even as their peers intensify warnings over tax rises in next week's budget.

Actor Noel Clarke has pleaded not guilty to six sexual offences.

The BBC has confirmed it will close BBC Three, BBC Scotland and BBC Radio 4 Extra linear broadcast services in the spring of 2027.

A former soap opera star has been jailed for nine years after fleeing the UK for Spain to avoid facing trial for allegedly conning would-be models out of more than £13m.

The culture secretary has warned she is "minded" to intervene in Sky's £1.6bn deal to buy ITV's broadcast and streaming operations.

An inadequate law from the 19th century must be strengthened to deter saboteurs from attacking the UK's critical undersea cables and pipelines, a minister has said.

Killers who refuse to attend sentence hearings could be confined to their cell for weeks or lose visiting privileges.

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A landmark report details the vast scale of antisemitism in English schools and colleges, Sky News can reveal.

The first human case of the Shamonda virus has been detected in France in a person who later died, according to authorities.

North Korea says it plans to resume propaganda broadcasts targeting South Korea within days along the heavily-armed border between the two countries.

Pope Leo's doctors say final tissue and molecular tests have confirmed his lung cancer was localised, and no further treatment is needed, the Vatican said in a statement.

A Garda investigation has been launched after two bodies were discovered in Ireland.

Scientists have found clues that could help predict who will develop aggressive prostate cancer many years in advance.

Exceeding a key global climate target is now "imminent and unavoidable", United Nations (UN) scientists have warned.

Japan launched a spacecraft towards Mars in a ground-breaking mission to bring back samples from the largest of the planet's two moons.

There have been "millions" of exploitation attempts since a "critical" security flaw affecting websites around the world emerged, according to a major tech company.

It's a job that's not for the faint-hearted.