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10 seal pups are currently in the care of the GSPCA, the most in its 151 year history.

Hautes Capelles primary school in St Sampson was rated 'good' in all the five categories assessed.

More than 100 military vehicles, classic cars and tractors will follow the route around the coast.

After nearly seven years leading the Herm team, Craig Senior has announced his family's departure.

From tomorrow (18 April), work will begin to shore up a collapsing quarry face in the Vale.

States members have agreed to pursue the idea of an offshore wind farm project in Jersey's southwestern waters.

A small group of islanders are uploading 360 degree films to Google, some 13 years after the tech giant was stopped from filming in the island, due to privacy concerns.

Guernsey Police have released CCTV footage of a man they want to identify in connection with a burglary of a local garage.

The Jersey Care Commission is asking for feedback from islanders on how they think the hospital, ambulance and government mental health services should be regulated.

Author and poet Michael Rosen is appearing at this year's Jersey Festival of Words.

The 'Hospice Shoe' and eight other runners are taking on this year's London Marathon in aid Jersey HospiceCare.

Parents in Jersey are being asked what can be done to address children and young people using vapes.

States members have agreed to pursue the idea of an offshore wind farm project in Jersey's southwestern waters.

David Greaves is wanted in connection with several acts of fraud against businesses and people in the island.

The government is taking the last steps towards the 'long overdue' introduction of independent taxation.

Infrastructure Minister Andy Jehan has thrown Jersey's hat in the ring to host Island Games 2035.

Nicola Sturgeon's husband Peter Murrell has been charged by police after he was arrested amid an investigation into the SNP's funding and finances.

A man wrongly jailed for 17 years for a rape he did not commit has said it is "too little too late" after receiving an apology from the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC).

Dozens of people around the world have been arrested after police disrupted a UK-founded website scamming victims on an industrial scale.

Rishi Sunak is to call for an end to the "sick note culture" in a major speech on welfare reform - as he warns against "over-medicalising the everyday challenges and worries of life".

Arsenal and Manchester City crashed out of the Champions League on Wednesday, with Liverpool and West Ham following with exits in the Europa League - so why have English sides struggled in Europe this season?

Cole Palmer and Mauricio Pochettino have both reiterated that the Chelsea midfielder is the team's penalty taker after a "daft" spat with Nicolas Jackson and Noni Madueke.

Fresh off the back of Scottie Scheffler's win at Augusta National last week, we're now all set for the first women's major of the year with the Chevron Championship in Texas this week.

Defending champion Lilia Vu has withdrawn from the Chevron Championship with a back injury moments before her first-round tee time.

Ministers are to kick off a search for the inaugural chair of the new football watchdog, even as it faces growing hints of opposition to its establishment from the Premier League.

Crisis-hit Boeing has rushed to defend itself from fresh whistleblower allegations of poor practice, as the airline continues to grapple its latest safety crisis.

It's not quite a Mission Accomplished moment - the equivalent of that day in 2003 when George W Bush stood on an aircraft carrier and prematurely declared the Iraq war was over.

Hundreds of UK partners at EY, the big four accountancy firm, have been warned of a potential slide in profits this year amid a wider slowdown in the professional services sector.

Police in Los Angeles have said they are investigating whether Kanye West was involved in an alleged battery.

Taylor Swift is one of the world's best-selling artists, a billionaire, and a record breaker. And she's just 34.

A woman who stalked Harry Styles has been jailed and banned from seeing him perform.

Sydney Sweeney has hit back at a Hollywood producer who said she "can't act" and is "not pretty", calling her comments "sad" and "shameful".

Nicola Sturgeon's husband Peter Murrell has been charged by police after he was arrested amid an investigation into the SNP's funding and finances.

Rishi Sunak is to call for an end to the "sick note culture" in a major speech on welfare reform - as he warns against "over-medicalising the everyday challenges and worries of life".

Sir Keir Starmer said police should be involved in the case of suspended Tory MP Mark Menzies, who faces allegations he misused campaign funds.

Young people could be able to move more easily between the UK and Europe and stay longer to work, study and train under proposed plans by the European Union

Iran has grounded commercial flights across parts of the country after reports of explosions.

Israel threatened a retaliation, and it came before dawn on Friday morning.

The deaths of 48 people in the worst fire in the history of Ireland have been ruled by a jury as unlawful killing.

It was a night of giddy teenage romance that suddenly turned into Ireland's worst ever fire disaster. The Stardust inferno killed 48 young people, injured hundreds more and led to a decades-long search for answers and justice.

Dozens of people around the world have been arrested after police disrupted a UK-founded website scamming victims on an industrial scale.

China is hiding secret military activity in space, NASA chief Bill Nelson has claimed.

Meta's AI has told a Facebook user it has a disabled child that was part of a New York gifted and talented programme.

A new 'leaked' song thought to be by Drake is causing confusion among fans, with some questioning whether it is him or an AI clone.

A ram believed to be responsible for killing an elderly couple has been shot dead by New Zealand police.

NASA has been asked to help in a new search for the Loch Ness monster.

Police officers were left "confused" by a bird when it convincingly mimicked the sound of the sirens on their cars.

Commuters at a train station in Australia were left doing a doubletake as an escaped racehorse joined them to wait for a passenger service.