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A piece of equipment that helps aircraft land safely at Jersey airport is being replaced next spring, with potential for some flight disruption.

Jersey's June election was more competitive than past polls, but more needs to be done to improve the diversity of candidates and voters.

An extra £61 million will be pumped into Jersey's public services, under proposals to be debated in December.

Sure and Airtel Vodafone are set to merge, if the competition regulators in Guernsey and Jersey give the move the green light.

Reform Jersey has written an open letter to the Chief Minister reminding her that ministers cannot abandon decisions made by the States Assembly.

Plans have been drawn up by the Health Minster to 'transform' the way Jersey's healthcare system is governed.

A tax helpdesk will be touring Jersey from this month.

Islanders who smoke are being encouraged to stop for 28 days this month.

Before the end of the year, Guernsey's States will debate whether to approve plans to future-proof Alderney's air links.

All staff at the Pitronnerie Road site have been made redundant with immediate effect.

Sure and Airtel Vodafone are set to merge, if the competition regulators in Guernsey and Jersey give the move the green light.

Care provided at the Oberlands will now be known as Guernsey Specialist Mental Health Services.

A 14-year-old boy who died following a suspected assault in Gateshead has been named by Northumbria Police as Tomasz Oleszak.

Noah has been revealed as the most popular name for boys and Olivia has topped the girls' list for the sixth consecutive year - but there have been some surprise exits from the top 10.

Liz Truss vowed to "get Britain through the tempest" and insisted "everyone will benefit" from the result of her economic policies in her keynote party conference speech during which she was heckled by climate activists.

French prosecutors have said British teachers who were responsible for looking after a 12-year-old girl who drowned on a school trip should be jailed for three years.

Virgil van Dijk says he has no doubts about Trent Alexander-Arnold's quality and has suggested player welfare is being forgotten about amid recent criticism.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says Cristiano Ronaldo is frustrated when he is not playing but dismissed suggestions the forward could be sold.

Conor Benn has failed a drugs test ahead of Saturday's fight against Chris Eubank Jr at the O2 Arena in London, which remains set to go ahead.

Julen Lopetegui is Wolves' preferred candidate for the vacant head coach position at Molineux.

Executives from Britain's biggest high street banks have been summoned for talks with Kwasi Kwarteng amid concerns about the impact of recent financial turmoil on the mortgage market.

The taxpayer support for household energy bills could cost up to £140bn in an "extreme" scenario, an energy market expert has warned.

The boss of the UK's biggest retailer says it is "inflating prices a little bit less and a little bit later" than the competition as families' budgets are squeezed.

Motorists are being denied a further 10p cut in petrol prices because retailers have hiked their profit margins, according to the RAC.

Angelina Jolie accused Brad Pitt of being "emotionally and physically abusive" towards the actress and her children, according to new court filings.

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin is suffering from a "serious lung infection", the band has announced, forcing them to cancel upcoming shows in Brazil.

A revival of Frasier starring Kelsey Grammer in the titular role once again is officially going ahead.

Rebekah Vardy has been ordered to pay Coleen Rooney's legal costs following their Wagatha Christie libel trial - and the bill could reach about £1.5m.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has urged his ministerial colleagues to keep their views on government policy "around the cabinet table" as Liz Truss faces an open split within her top team over the 45p tax rate U-turn.

Liz Truss vowed to "get Britain through the tempest" and insisted "everyone will benefit" from the result of her economic policies in her keynote party conference speech during which she was heckled by climate activists.

In power for just 28 days - and for 10 of them politics was paused following the death of the Queen - it has been the worst possible start for Liz Truss.

Executives from Britain's biggest high street banks have been summoned for talks with Kwasi Kwarteng amid concerns about the impact of recent financial turmoil on the mortgage market.

Vladimir Putin has signed laws absorbing four Ukrainian regions into Russia, finalising the annexation of the occupied territories in defiance of international outcry.

A "truly brave and courageous" Irishman has been killed fighting in Ukraine, his family has confirmed.

Vladimir Putin's mounting problems in Ukraine make Russia's use of a tactical nuclear weapon more likely, a senior US expert has told Sky News.

French prosecutors have said British teachers who were responsible for looking after a 12-year-old girl who drowned on a school trip should be jailed for three years.

Elon Musk is planning to buy Twitter for his original offer price - and he's hinted at his plans for social media.

More than 6,000 miles of debris is trailing behind an asteroid that was deliberately hit by a NASA spacecraft.

The Nobel chemistry prize has been awarded to three scientists who have developed a way of "snapping molecules together" to design new medicines.

The European Parliament has voted to introduce an EU standard charging port for mobile phones.

Two fishermen appear to have been caught hook, line and sinker after allegedly putting weights in their catch to try and cheat in a fishing tournament.

At a small independent record store tucked away in a neat courtyard of shops next to St Albans' famous cathedral, a vinyl record that one band is hoping could become the most expensive ever sold in the UK is about to be released.

Rush hour trains were delayed for about an hour on Monday morning after a swan was spotted on the railway line.

Lidl has been ordered to destroy its chocolate bunnies after it lost a court battle with Lindt.