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The officer in charge of Jersey's Marine Resources admits the fishing profession is a 'difficult one' to be in right now.

Jersey Water has fired up the desalination plant to boost water supplies after what’s on track to be Jersey’s hottest summer on record.

The Jersey Employment Forum has reopened a consultation on the minimum wage.

Supertri Pro Series organisers are urgently appealing for volunteer course marshals for the RBC Race for the Kids on Sunday 6 September.

Jersey's fire service is urging islanders not to become complacent, after an open land fire broke out near the desalination plant at Corbiere.

£8,000 has been raised during an annual 10k run in memory of a former Jersey police officer and footballer.

DFDS says it's currently working on finalising its timetables for the Christmas and New Year period.

After the government refused to disclose the fields where PFAS-containing solids were spread, a freedom of information appeal has been upheld, meaning they must now do so.

Guernsey Water say despite recent rainfall, supplies remain under pressure.

Stats for the second quarter of 2026 show 81,600 people visited Guernsey, only slightly lower than the 2019 figure.

A teenage boy is pushing himself to the limit to raise money for Les Bourgs Hospice.

The Dogs Stars is on general release this week and will be showing at Guernsey's Mallard cinema.

Work continues to get Bailiwick membership of the world conservation body.

Researchers say the discovery of manuscript fragments from the 12th to 15th centuries gives "an unprecedented glimpse into Guernsey’s medieval past."

A sustainability report shows Beau Sejour is ageing and need extensive repair or rebuilding.

An online resource matches deputies' pledges with their voting records, ahead of the resumption of the GST debate.

Forty people who went missing from asylum seeker hotels as children years ago have still not been found.

A British man has become the first person in the world to have a brain tumour removed via AI-assisted surgery.

Two men have died after falling into a slurry tank at a farm in Cheshire.

A woman and her seven-year-old niece who died in a house fire near Middlesbrough have been named.

Liverpool will host Tottenham in the third round of the Carabao Cup, while Manchester United face Brighton as one of a potential six all-Premier League ties.

Manchester City have completed the signing of midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi in a record-breaking £86m move from Lille.

The winner of Mikaela Mayer and Chantelle Cameron's world title unification fight will cement their position as one of the top five female fighters in boxing history, according to Nakisa Bidarian.

Cole Palmer says this is the best he has felt "in ages" after starting the season strongly under Xabi Alonso at Chelsea - and he is putting the tricky previous campaign behind him.

Colman's, the quintessentially English mustard brand founded more than 200 years ago, is being put up for sale following owner Unilever's landmark decision to offload its food operations for $15.7bn (£11.6bn).

The veteran who has run Atom Bank, Britain's first digital-only lender, is to step down just two months after an auction of the business failed to attract offers at an adequate level.

The world's most valuable company has again defied eye-watering forecasts, delivering a bumper set of financial results.

Meta has agreed to pay up to $18bn (£13.2bn) to dozens of US states to settle claims that its social media platforms harmed children.

Tim Curry, star of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, has died at the age of 80.

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Dolly Parton would say songwriting was her therapy. "There are pieces of me, of course, in everything I write."

Dutch broadcaster AvroTros will boycott next year's Eurovision Song Contest, in protest at Israel's participation in the competition amid the war in Gaza.

One in two Britons backs a ban on trade with Israeli West Bank settlements, polling suggests.

The numbers are moving in the wrong direction. 

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A guide for asylum seekers published by the Home Office has told them not to rape or sexually harass people, including partners and children.

The King and Queen will undertake a royal visit to Antigua and Barbuda during an autumn tour, Buckingham Palace has announced.

One in two Britons backs a ban on trade with Israeli West Bank settlements, polling suggests.

At least 14 babies have died at a hospital nursery in Pakistan.

Two people have been arrested in South Africa for allegedly attempting to smuggle parrot eggs out of the country.

A British man has become the first person in the world to have a brain tumour removed via AI-assisted surgery.

The world's most valuable company has again defied eye-watering forecasts, delivering a bumper set of financial results.

Meta has agreed to pay up to $18bn (£13.2bn) to dozens of US states to settle claims that its social media platforms harmed children.

The shingles vaccine could slash the risk of heart disease, heart failure and stroke, a study has found.

Man's best friend knows how you feel, as scientists have found that dogs can distinguish between emotions in people's faces.

AI videos of fruit and vegetable characters unleashing gory violence are spreading extremist ideas and helping normalise graphic violence, researchers claim.

A flight in Canada has been cancelled after a child refused to sit down and fasten their seatbelt.

Two drivers of Mercedes-AMG cars have filed a class action lawsuit against the luxury car company after they allegedly suffered burn injuries from the AMG logo on their driver's seat.