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A States report has found issues with the pre-school sector in Guernsey that damage both it, and the wider island economy.

A Blue Plaque will remember the Guernsey Active Secret Press (GASP) who produced news leaflets based on BBC broadcasts.

Young Guernsey footballers competed in the Bordeaux Ocean Cup over the Easter weekend.

Historians and members of Guernsey's wartime generation have collaborated on a new podcast, to mark the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of the internment camp known as Biberach.

The landowner says it will update members in May after the States of Guernsey decided not to pursue an investment of up to £35M in the Bridge site.

The news of the pontiff's death came just half an hour before Easter Monday mass at St Joseph's in St Peter Port.

This year's Channel Islands Pride will take place in Jersey on 21 June.

A trail taking in 80 different points of interest has been mapped out by Visit Alderney with assistance from an island historian.

Islanders still have not been told when Rouge Bouillon will reopen, but they have been told it has been delayed.

The Jersey Youth Assembly has been relaunched, hoping to draw more young people into influencing what happens in the island.

The number of Asian hornet queens found in Jersey so far this year is more than ten times the total recorded by this time last spring.

A man has been accused of assaulting a young girl twice on Jersey's high street.

Input from islanders who rent their home is needed as politicians review proposed changes to Jersey's tenancy laws.

Organ and blood donors will be recognised by a new public memorial in Jersey.

Islanders are being encouraged to dress in orange and gather in Liberation Square to show support for Lily McGarry, a sports-loving Jersey student who recently became a quadruple amputee.

Jersey's Deputy Bailiff Robert MacRae KC will become Bailiff in October.

Pakistan's defence minister has told Sky News that a row over a mass shooting in Kashmir could lead to an "all-out war" between his country and India.

Events in Ukraine over the last 24 hours have been utterly barbaric. Bad even by the standards of this horrendous war.  

A student has been killed and three others were injured in a stabbing at a French private school.

For Pope Francis, there was faith - and football. And concerns about corruption tainting the joy and purity of sport.

Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn faced one another at the final press conference ahead of Saturday's clash live on Sky Sports Box Office.

Jamie Vardy will leave already-relegated Leicester City this summer after 13 years at the club, but has no plans to retire from football.

Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn finally take their fierce rivalry to the ring on Saturday as they headline a stacked card at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, live on Sky Sports Box Office.

Warrington Wolves got back to winning ways with a solid 32-18 victory over St Helens in round nine of Super League at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.

Nearly 1,000 jobs could be under threat at The Original Factory Shop (TOFS), one of Britain's largest discount retailers, as part of a survival plan which centres on plans for swingeing rent cuts.

The government will decide by the summer on controversial proposals to charge some households more for their electricity than others, Sky News understands.

Lisa Nandy, the culture secretary, is to sign off the appointment of a chair of English football's new referee within days.

A UK-based car distributor has seen its shares hit a four-year low after reporting a fall in sales and warning of hits ahead from Donald Trump's trade war.

How did one woman fool the most famous magic society on the planet?

Oasis fans collectively lost more than £2m to ticket scams for the band's long-awaited reunion tour, a major bank has warned.

Counter terror police are assessing a video reported to be from a concert by Irish-language rappers Kneecap.

The retrial of Harvey Weinstein has begun in New York - with a prosecutor telling the court the former Hollywood mogul used "dream opportunities as weapons" to prey on the three women accusing him of sexual abuse.

Pepper spray will now be used in young offender institutions - where the rate of assaults on staff is 14 times higher than in adult prisons.

The government will decide by the summer on controversial proposals to charge some households more for their electricity than others, Sky News understands.

Social media companies will be fined up to £60,000 each time a post relating to knife crime is not removed from their sites in a bid to stop children viewing "sickening" content.

Can Reform UK turn votes into seats - and from there into power? How far do the Tories have to fall? How unpopular is Labour now that it's in government? We find out on local election day on 1 May.

Events in Ukraine over the last 24 hours have been utterly barbaric. Bad even by the standards of this horrendous war.  

Pakistan's defence minister has told Sky News that a row over a mass shooting in Kashmir could lead to an "all-out war" between his country and India.

India and Pakistan have cancelled visas for their citizens to each other's countries as tensions ramp up between the nuclear-armed neighbours following an attack in Kashmir that killed 26 people.

It's a crime scene that could have global consequences.

Seeing a rocket launch to space is not just something you watch but something you feel.

Sir Keir Starmer was in his comfort zone on Thursday, waxing lyrical about one of his favourite "missions".

The government will decide by the summer on controversial proposals to charge some households more for their electricity than others, Sky News understands.

Two worlds will collide in London today as the UK and the US lobby other countries with very different visions for the future of energy security.

How did one woman fool the most famous magic society on the planet?

New analysis of a letter fragment has possibly shed light on William Shakespeare's marriage - suggesting it may have been less fractious than previously suggested.

Forty years on from the film that made them immortal, there are just 303 DeLorean cars left on Britain's roads.

Robots have raced against humans in a half-marathon for the first time.