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Much more work is needed to make sure vulnerable children in Jersey are protected, according to the Jersey Care Inquiry who have reported on what progress has been made over the last two years.

A man found badly injured at Springfield stadium has died in hospital.

A surf school in St Ouen's Bay has been broken into and deliberately flooded with a hose.

Mark Temple has been appointed as Jersey's new Attorney General.

Islanders booked to travel with Thomas Cook have been left 'devastated' and 'gutted' by the firm's collapse.

A man in his sixties has been seriously assaulted near Springfield stadium.

Cabin crew on the last Thomas Cook flight back to the UK were moved to tears after passengers gave donations when they revealed they would not be paid.

Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg has told world leaders: "You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words."

Labour members have rejected a motion calling on the party to declare its unequivocal support for Remain at a second Brexit referendum, amid controversial scenes at its annual conference.

Jonny Bairstow has been left out of England's Test squad for the series in New Zealand, while Dom Sibley, Zak Crawley, Saqib Mahmood and Matt Parkinson have received maiden call-ups.

Either Errol Spence Jr or Shawn Porter will be dealt a sharp dose of reality on Saturday night in a fascinating fight that will take a major stride towards crowning the best fighter in one of boxing’s most interesting divisions.

A CCTV company director and her employee have been jailed for illegally accessing footage of footballer Emiliano Sala's body in the mortuary.

The UK's biggest ever peacetime repatriation effort is underway following the collapse of holiday firm Thomas Cook.

As the biggest repatriation in peacetime history gets under way, so too will the blame game, with questions being asked as to why Thomas Cook was allowed to go under.

Mike Ashley's Sports Direct has made a £3.8m cash offer for Goals Soccer Centres, the struggling five-a-side football pitch operator in which he already holds a 19% stake.

British actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge was the star of the Emmys, taking home three prizes for comedy Fleabag, with Game Of Thrones also a big winner.

Here's who won what in the main categories at this year's Emmy Awards.

Jonathan Van Ness - one of the stars of hit US TV show Queer Eye - has told fans he is taking a short break from the spotlight, after revealing in his book he is HIV positive.

Labour members have rejected a motion calling on the party to declare its unequivocal support for Remain at a second Brexit referendum, amid controversial scenes at its annual conference.

A Labour government would implement a four-day working week for Britons within the next decade, shadow chancellor John McDonnell has told the party's conference in Brighton.

Judges at the Supreme Court will deliver their verdict on Boris Johnson's prorogation of parliament at 10.30am on Tuesday.

Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg has told world leaders: "You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words."

Britain has formally identified Iran as being behind drone and missile strikes on Saudi Arabian oil fields, raising the chance of the UK joining military efforts in the Middle East.

More than 4,000 alleged victims of a diabetes drug, which is suspected to have caused thousands of deaths, are hoping for justice in their fight against Servier Laboratoires.

Google is braced for a landmark privacy ruling that could force it to wipe its search results of links to personal information.

Videos of the New Zealand mosque attacks that left 51 people dead are still being hosted on Facebook six months after the tragedy.

Never mind the future of Fortnite and FIFA, the next PlayStation console is making eco-friendliness a major priority.

When American football fan Carson King cheekily held up a sign on TV asking for people to send him money to buy beer, he didn't expect to receive a cent.

A branch of the US military has apologised after a tweet appeared to threaten people trying to visit Area 51 over the weekend.

Pinyo Pukpinyo's job is not for the faint-hearted - he's Bangkok's number one snake catcher.