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Grants of £10,000 have been given to three Jersey charities to feed a growing number of islanders who can't afford to shop.

Islanders are being invited to get both their Covid autumn booster and the annual flu vaccine.

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.

The former HR manager at Intersurgical says she's been overwhelmed by the response from Guernsey firms, since the factory's closure.

Employment & Social Security is proposing increasing several benefits to support vulnerable households with the soaring cost of living.

Hospital visitors are being asked to take LFTs and wear face coverings, as Covid cases within the hospital increase.

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

The National Grid's electricity system operator and gas system operator will release one of their regular winter outlook reports later.

Three British rockets streaked into the sky towards Russian forces under attack in a key frontline town in eastern Ukraine.

"Stealthy" freezes to tax and welfare thresholds will outweigh any benefits people will get from the government's plan to cut taxes, according to economists.

Nurses are set to start casting their votes on whether to strike over pay in the first ever UK-wide ballot by the industry's largest union.

Pep Guardiola insists there is no release clause in Erling Haaland's contract, saying the Norwegian striker is "settled" and "happy" at Manchester City.

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.

Mikaela Mayer has never shied away from her war of words with Alycia Baumgardner.

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

The UK’s biggest mortgage lenders will urge the chancellor to extend a government home loans initiative which helps first-time buyers get onto the property ladder.

A measure of confidence in the UK's creditworthiness has been slashed by another major ratings agency in the wake of the mini-budget, piling further pressure on the under-fire pound.

The National Grid's electricity system operator and gas system operator will release one of their regular winter outlook reports later.

With energy prices rising again last Saturday, many are worried that they could end up with no power and gas to their home if they cannot keep up with payments.

The co-executive producer of the hit US comedy show Scrubs has been charged with 18 counts of sexual assault.

Vogue UK editor-in-chief Edward Enninful - a former refugee - is calling for a "more helpful and inclusive policy" to replace the government's plan to send migrants to Rwanda.

Anna "Delvey" Sorokin, the infamous con artist who posed as a German heiress and scammed New York City's elite, is reportedly being released from jail - but has been banned from social media.

Alec Baldwin and the production company for the film Rust have reached a settlement with the family of Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer who was fatally shot on set.

The plane flying Liz Truss to meet the Queen at Balmoral for her appointment as prime minister a month ago was hit by turbulence in bad weather and struggled to land at Aberdeen airport.

Liz Truss will hold meetings with EU leaders today after a chaotic party conference that left Conservatives divided over her policies.

"Stealthy" freezes to tax and welfare thresholds will outweigh any benefits people will get from the government's plan to cut taxes, according to economists.

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.

At least 30 people have been killed in a mass shooting at a children's day care centre in Thailand.

A suspected Russian torture chamber has been discovered in a newly-liberated town, Ukrainian officials have claimed.

At least 16 migrants have died and 30 more are missing after two boats sank in separate incidents in Greek waters.

Three British rockets streaked into the sky towards Russian forces under attack in a key frontline town in eastern Ukraine.

Air pollution particles can get into the organs of foetuses as they develop in the womb, potentially damaging development, a study has suggested.

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

A worm could be the answer to solving the problem of what to do about one of the commonest forms of plastic pollution.

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

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.