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• Storm Goretti prompts stay-at-home warning in the Channel Islands

  Storm force winds with gusts to 90mph and heavy rainfall are expected across the Channel Islands tomorrow evening (8 January).

• The Dean of Guernsey to retire later this summer

  The Very Reverend Tim Barker has been in charge of the Anglican Church in the Bailiwick for the past decade.

• Yacht escorted into St Peter Port after radio contact is lost

  The Dutch vessel was on its way to Brest when it lost the use of both its VHF radio and navigation equipment.

• Guernsey's animal shelter prepares for injured wildlife from Storm Goretti

  The GSPCA is already short of space, with kennels and aviaries turned into temporary pens for sick seals, and the impending storm could mean even more wildlife needing help.

• Guernsey hospice struggles with running costs

  Les Bourgs Hospice says community support alone may not be enough as care costs and complexities increase.

• Body piercing age limit in Guernsey could be lowered to 16

  This summer, 16-year-olds in Guernsey may be permitted to get body piercings, with parental permission.

• Nighttime cliff rescue in Guernsey

  One person is taken to hospital after falling from the cliffs at the Cow's Horn below Fort George.

• New Year diversions for Guernsey commuters

  Roadworks and tree felling will prevent cars using Rue du Pre and Trinity Square for the next few days.