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Two bush dogs - Jessica and Tiago - are the newest arrivals at Jersey Zoo.

A St Helier politician has proposed creating a 'Life in Jersey' certificate to prove a non-British citizen's commitment to the island rather than the UK.

Environmental Protection wants to hear from anyone who knows who dumped a set of black stairs and other waste in a St Saviour Field.

Parents are being told to wear a mask when dropping off and collecting their children from school in Jersey from today.

This year's Channel Islands will be held in Jersey to honour the anniversary of 9/11, if it can be done safely.

Islanders aged 75 to 79 will be able to book a vaccine appointment from Monday 25 January.

Health services at Overdale are due to be moved to the old Les Quennevais school building as part of the plan for building Jersey's new hospital.

JPRestaurants - owners of the Crab Shack, Oyster Box and Banjo  -  has been chosen to operate a new café at the St Helier harbour.

The Civil Contingencies Authority is suspending the country and region categorisations temporarily, and treating all arrivals into the Bailiwick as ‘Category 4’ arrivals.

Young islanders will be able to try one of 20 different sports as part of this year’s Youth Games.

It's claimed the number of properties available for rent in Guernsey has dwindled to a new low.

Deputy Peter Roffey has issued a stark warning that the States needs to act now if two funds that provide for various benefits and long-term care costs are to remain solvent.

At least one in eight people in England had had COVID-19 by December last year, new survey data estimates.

Scotland will remain in lockdown until at least the middle of February, Nicola Sturgeon has announced.

Schools might not all reopen at the same time across England as lockdown restrictions are eased, MPs have been told.

Boris Johnson does not take naps during the day and claims that the prime minister likes an afternoon snooze are "untrue", Number 10 has said.

Mohamed Salah has pledged his long-term commitment to Liverpool by saying he wants to stay at Anfield for as long as he can.

Dillian Whyte could receive a 'massive' fight against Deontay Wilder, if he is made to wait longer for a world title shot this year, says promoter Eddie Hearn.

Phil Neville has left his role as England Women boss and has an agreement in place to take charge at Inter Miami.

Mikel Arteta says Mesut Ozil will always have a "big history" at Arsenal and that his quality will be missed at the club.

HSBC has announced plans to shut 82 UK branches this year after a shift towards telephone and internet banking.

Administrators for Sir Philip Green's Arcadia empire are to close down its Outfit operation by the end of the month, with the loss of more than 700 jobs.

Kwasi Kwarteng has dismissed border delays and the rising cost of transporting goods to Europe as "teething problems" rather than a consequence of Brexit.

US casino operator MGM Resorts has announced that it will not increase its spurned £8.1bn offer for Ladbrokes owner Entain.

Ulrika Jonsson is standing "tall and proud" with Stacey Solomon following an online comment about her having children by different fathers - and says she was always "stumped by the injustice" of her own "4x4" nickname.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas has told Sky News she is determined to get South Asian stories "influxed" into Hollywood.

Dua Lipa has denied she is pregnant after speculation over a "cryptic message" in her emoji use on social media.

Pamela Anderson has called on Donald Trump to pardon Julian Assange in his final days as US president, saying the move could be the "perfect way" to end his term.

A media enquiry by Sky News has led to questions over what Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon knew of bullying concerns surrounding the office of her predecessor Alex Salmond.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has revealed he is self-isolating for the next six days after being "pinged" by the NHS coronavirus app.

Schools might not all reopen at the same time across England as lockdown restrictions are eased, MPs have been told.

The health secretary has said there are "brighter times" ahead as the coronavirus vaccine rollout continues, but warned the public: "Don't blow it now."

Snow has fallen in the Sahara desert after temperatures dropped to -3C (27F).

There is a road north of the capital, Kampala, that few Ugandans wish to follow.

First Lady Melania Trump has advised Americans that "violence is never the answer" in her White House farewell speech.

A British pilot punched the air with delight as he was discharged from hospital in Texas after being treated for coronavirus for 243 days.

Sir Richard Branson's satellite launching company Virgin Orbit has successfully completed its first mission delivering NASA satellites into space.

A new electric car battery that can be fully charged in five minutes has been manufactured for the first time on a normal production line in China, based on designs by Israeli company StoreDot.

The University of Oxford has been given £100m - one of the largest donations in its history - for a new institute focusing on resistance to antibiotics.

NASA's deep space exploration rocket has briefly ignited its four engines for the first time.

Snow has fallen in the Sahara desert after temperatures dropped to -3C (27F).

A 54-year-old man has been taken to hospital after being bitten in the face by a camel.

A 36-year-old man lived undetected in a secure section of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport for three months because he was "too scared" to go home due to COVID-19, US prosecutors say.

A racing pigeon that survived an 8,000-mile (13,000km) journey across the Pacific Ocean from the US to Australia, is to be put to death over fears it may be carrying disease.