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Blue circles count down every 500 metres along the east coast commuter route.

577 complaints were made the Channel Islands Financial Ombudsman last year, between islanders and their financial services.

The couple behind Guernsey's latest restaurant venture want to increase food tourism and are aiming for a Michelin star.

Maya le Tissier will be competing in Switzerland this summer as part of England's 2025 Euro squad.

A daily sea link between Guernsey and Jersey has been restored with the start of crossings by new ferry operator Islands Unlimited.

Beauty retailer Superdrug says its new shop in St Peter Port puts 15 new jobs into Guernsey's economy.

Several knives are among distinctive possessions taken in 'targeted burglary' of a Guernsey home.

A States report on property shows that 36% of rentals are owned by people with a primary address that is not in Alderney.

Police are investigating the death of a man after a car hit a wall on St Clement's coast road.

Finistair is flying directly from Jersey to Brest, France, and Alderney for summer 2025.

Emergency services are warning islanders to drive with care after attending a number of road traffic collisions in 24 hours.

577 complaints were made the Channel Islands Financial Ombudsman last year, between islanders and their financial services.

Jersey Zoo is in 'Bloom' thanks to a one-of-a-kind exhibition, featuring thousands of Gerald Durrell's favourite flowers.

Eight lucky islanders have the chance to immerse themselves in all things Bergerac with a 13-week traineeship for the second series.

A daily sea link between Guernsey and Jersey has been restored with the start of crossings by new ferry operator Islands Unlimited.

Fix your 'leaky loos', embrace dusty cars, ignore your brown lawns, and turn that tap off!

More than 1,000 doctors have written to MPs urging them to vote against the assisted dying bill, calling it a "real threat to both patients and the medical workforce".

*Sarah thought she was going to a job interview to become a waitress.

Israel's defence minister has threatened to "take whatever measures necessary" to stop an aid boat carrying Greta Thunberg from reaching Gaza.

Two men have been charged with murder after the death of a teenager in Sheffield.

Harry Brook lauded England's depth with the bat after they chased down 197 to beat West Indies and clinch the T20I series with a game to spare.

Former Premier League referee Uriah Rennie has died aged 65.

Callum Simpson rose from the canvas twice to take an incredible European title victory over Ivan Zucco at Oakwell Stadium in his Barnsley hometown.

Tottenham have sacked head coach Ange Postecoglou despite winning the Europa League to end the club's 17-year trophy drought.

A corporate intelligence firm which employs Sir John Sawers, the former head of MI6, is closing in on a deal to sell a big stake to a buyout firm.

The family behind River Island, the high street fashion retailer, is drawing up a radical rescue plan which could put significant numbers of stores and jobs at risk.

Research into faster drug treatments and longer-lasting batteries will form part of the £86bn science and technology funding due to be unveiled in the government's spending review next week.

Mike Ashley, the high street billionaire, is exploring a cut-price takeover bid for struggling Revolution Beauty – a move that would stoke animosity between him and rival London-listed retailer Debenhams.

Dawn French has apologised and taken down a video she posted about the war in Gaza after facing backlash.

Sir Rod Stewart says he is devastated to have to cancel a series of US concerts, blaming lingering flu for the decision.

Denim chaps and hot pants aren't most people's go-to outfit for standing outside on a drizzly June day in London but Beyonce fans with tickets to her Cowboy Carter tour joked they were enjoying their very own "rain-aissance".

More often than not, the inclusion of women in an action film is shaped by the male gaze, the tropes, the stereotypical backstory and/or the unnecessary physique-revealing scenes connected to it.

A minister has dismissed reported US misgivings about plans for a Chinese "super embassy" near London's financial districts.

"It's a big deal for this government," says Simon Case.

Rachel Reeves will turn around the economy the way Steve Jobs turned around Apple, a cabinet minister has suggested ahead of the upcoming spending review.

More than 1,000 doctors have written to MPs urging them to vote against the assisted dying bill, calling it a "real threat to both patients and the medical workforce".

Israel's defence minister has threatened to "take whatever measures necessary" to stop an aid boat carrying Greta Thunberg from reaching Gaza.

A 15 year-old-boy has been arrested after a Colombian senator running to be the country's next president was shot and "critically" injured at a campaign rally in Bogota, authorities have said.

A British soldier based at an army barracks in Kenya has been arrested on suspicion of rape.

A British surgeon has told Sky News she has never treated or seen anyone in a Gaza hospital in military uniform - and the only people she has seen with weapons are the IDF.

Prince William has warned the world's oceans are "diminishing before our eyes" and called on the world to "think big" on how to revive them.

Research into faster drug treatments and longer-lasting batteries will form part of the £86bn science and technology funding due to be unveiled in the government's spending review next week.

Researchers say a new blood test for Alzheimer's disease has been shown to be highly accurate in detecting people with early symptoms.

Elon Musk posted in February that he loved his president, patron and personal friend, "as much as a straight man can love another man."

Tens of thousands of people have flocked to see the remains of a revered Spanish saint, more than 440 years after her death, prompting debate over whether such displays "encourage morbid curiosity".

Dairy-loving daredevils from around the world have descended on Gloucestershire and thrown themselves down Cooper's Hill in the annual cheese-rolling race.

A cargo ship has crashed into a man's front garden in Norway, missing his home, where he was sleeping, by just a few metres.

A chess grandmaster who is playing a single game against 140,000 people thinks the match is heading for a draw.