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Deputy Philip Ozouf will enter formal pleas at the Royal Court after being charged with five counts under the UK Immigration Act.

Police are investigating a spate of offensive graffiti in St Helier.

70 lullabies in 17 languages have been collected by 'The Lullaby Project', which launches a website this weekend.

The sea around Jersey reached over 18°C this week, temperatures not usually seen until late in the summer.

Taxis will no longer be allowed to use New Street and New Cut.

The St Helier ring road is being closed again for emergency road works, after being open for two months.

Gas Works site will remain as it is for now, as politicians reject the idea of turning it into a temporary space for teenagers.

82-year-old Tom du Feu's Liberation Walk - inspired by the memories of SS Vega's Red Cross Food Parcels during the Occupation - raised £3,000.

A public backlash sees the Education Committee go back to the drawing board on pedestrian and cycle access to Les Ozouets campus.

Brittany Ferries has launched its 2026 timetable, enabling islanders to book travel right up until November next year.

Enhanced checks and a permit system have satisfied the Guernsey authorities that mass releases can be resumed safely.

More than 400 islanders have signed an online petition against covering the St Peter Port Water Lanes.

The Channel Islands' only purpose-built Napoleonic signalling tower will open as a museum.

Guernsey football fans are invited to watch a free pre-season football tournament this summer.

Guernsey Water say the exceptionally dry spring and hot start to the summer are putting supplies under pressure.

The island saw its second-hottest June ever, according to Guernsey Met.

A care worker who reported the alleged abuse of an elderly care home resident, which triggered a criminal investigation, is facing destitution and potential removal from Britain after speaking up.

Donald Trump may be denied the honour of addressing parliament on his state visit to the UK later this year, with no formal request yet submitted for him to be given that privilege.

Two men have been charged after a car crashed into a care home in Sunderland during a police chase.

The third heatwave to hit the UK this summer is set to peak on Saturday, forecasters have said, with highs of more than 34C possible in some areas.

Nottingham Forest consider Morgan Gibbs-White's proposed move to Tottenham to be off for now, Sky Sports News has been told, while Forest consult their lawyers over potential legal action.

Christian Horner has been sacked as Red Bull team principal with immediate effect after 20 years in charge of the Formula 1 team.

Owen Farrell has been included among the replacements with Henry Pollock restored to the starting XV for the British and Irish Lions’ game with an Australia and New Zealand Invitational XV in Adelaide on Saturday.

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford is now Barcelona's clear left-wing target, according to Sky in Germany.

The UK economy unexpectedly shrank in May, even after the worst of Donald Trump's tariffs were paused, official figures showed.

The private equity firm which took control of Cote, the French restaurant chain, at the height of the pandemic is kicking off an auction of the business

Monthly Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figures are volatile and, on their own, don't tell us much.

Donald Trump has said he plans to hit Canada with a 35% tariff on imported goods, as he warned of a blanket 15 or 20% hike for most other countries.

The first fan started queuing before 8am.

The Salt Path author Raynor Winn's fourth book has been delayed by her publisher.

R&B singer Chris Brown has denied further charges following an alleged bottle attack in a London nightclub.

Salt Path author Raynor Winn has said claims she lied about her story are "highly misleading" and called suggestions her husband made up his illness "utterly vile".

Sir Keir Starmer was hoping to break the curse of the cabinet away day as he summoned his ministers to Chequers for the launch of a summer "refresh" of his troubled government.

The bromance between Sir Keir Starmer and President Macron is so apparent - embraces all around.

The UK has "not fixed the numbers yet" on how many migrants will be returned to France as part of a new "one in, one out" deal, the home secretary has said.

Sir Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron have agreed a returns deal in an attempt to reduce the number of migrants crossing the Channel in small boats.

Fuel to the engines of the Air India plane that crashed last month appears to have cut off shortly after take-off, a preliminary report has found.

Taped doors and quiet rooms tell a story about what happened at Heshi Peixin kindergarten.

When orange-clad Dutch fans marched to the Zurich stadium to play England this week, their rivals were encouraged to join the procession.

Liverpool have retired the number 20 shirt in honour of Diogo Jota - the first time it has made such a gesture.

A mystery interstellar object discovered by British astronomers is most likely the oldest comet ever seen.

One of the UK's best-known doctors says he has resigned from the British Medical Association (BMA) because it has "effectively encouraged young doctors to strike".

Heat-related deaths in England and Wales could rise 50-fold by the 2070s as climate change collides with an ageing population, a study has warned.

Four people have been arrested by police investigating cyber attacks targeting M&S, Co-op and Harrods.

A flight in Australia was delayed for two hours after a stowaway snake was found in the plane's cargo hold.

Politicians have called for a Scotland-wide seagull summit to be held amid warnings someone could be killed.

Injured dog walkers could be costing the NHS about £23m a year, a study suggests.

Two young bears escaped from their enclosure at a wildlife park in Devon - and devoured a week's worth of honey.