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A man's been fined £5,000 for a speedboat crash which left a Jersey man with life-changing injuries.

States Members will meet in a fortnight to discuss choosing another location for Jersey's new hospital.

Jersey urgently needs to improve protection for vulnerable adults and people with learning disabilities.

The justice secretary has conceded the government may not be able to stop IS bride Shamima Begum returning to the UK as it "can't make people stateless".

A pregnant British teenager who joined Islamic State in Syria says she wants to return to the UK.

Eurostar passengers are facing cancellations and major disruption all weekend due to an unexploded World War II bomb discovered in Paris.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola admits he is "sad" over Riyad Mahrez's lack of playing time, but says the winger's form is not to blame.

I'm really looking forward to the trip to Barcelona this week where F1 2019 kicks off in anger.

Sebastian Vettel says he is excited by Ferrari's new era and claims things feel "different" as the team prepare to launch their F1 2019 title bid.

Boohoo has announced it will continue using wool in its products, despite earlier promising to enforce a ban by the autumn.

Sir ‎Richard Branson is hunting new funds for his commercial space ventures, months after halting a $1bn (£775m) Saudi-funded deal amid an international furore over the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) says the Treasury will net almost £1bn in dividends after its annual profits more than doubled but warned Brexit risks hurting its financial recovery.

Pop star Dua Lipa has posed with a waxwork of herself at Madame Tussauds, in a surprise appearance ahead of the Brit Awards on Wednesday.

The actor Bruno Ganz, who was most famous for playing Adolf Hitler in the Oscar-nominated film Downfall, has died aged 77.

UK-born rapper 21 Savage was held at a US detention centre so that the Trump administration could send a message on immigration, his lawyer has claimed.

George Osborne has called on the prime minister to "stop playing Russian roulette" and take a no-deal Brexit off the table.

A Labour member's claim that "the Jewish community plans to attack our party" was not deemed to amount to antisemitism by party officials, it has emerged.

Theresa May will not change course on Brexit despite an embarrassing Commons defeat, one of her ministers has said.

The Islamic State caliphate has been "decimated" and the last mile of IS-controlled territory in Syria is being captured by American-backed forces, says US vice president Mike Pence.

Reema Iqbal is talking to us from behind the plastic sheeting which marks the tented area which is now her home in Roj camp in northeast Syria.

Hundreds of civilians still living in Islamic State's final enclave have emerged and are being used as human shields - forcing US-backed troops to delay capturing the village.

Sir ‎Richard Branson is hunting new funds for his commercial space ventures, months after halting a $1bn (£775m) Saudi-funded deal amid an international furore over the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.

An artificial intelligence system developed by Elon Musk's OpenAI organisation is too dangerous to be released, the group believes.

A harpoon designed to clear harmful space junk has been tested for the first time.

Hundreds of "witches' marks" have been discovered carved into caves on the border between Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire - with some thought to signal a supposed entrance to "hell".

One of the candidates to be the mayor of a US city has made it to the final round of an election - even though he died in December.

Theresa May is hardly in a parliamentary sweet spot - but now she's found herself in a new jam.

It's been a busy old year. From general elections to fast food shortages, smelly passengers to dad dancing, 2018 had it all.