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Guernsey Water has confirmed that its current sewer lining works in Le Grand Bouet have been delayed meaning an extra week of closure is necessary to complete the work.

Since 1999 there has been a 90% loss of Semi-improved Grasslands and the complete loss of Unimproved Grasslands but woodland has more than doubled.

In its freshly published annual report the breadth of Bailiwick Law Enforcement's work across the year is outlined.

Animal welfare standards in the island are set to improve after a new campaign has been launched.

Businesses are asked to take part in a dress-down day to help promote road safety during the darker months.

2019's Local Market sales activity is on course to top last year, according to recent statistics.

A teenager has suffered facial injuries after a fight broke out between seven men in St Helier early on Saturday morning (12th October).

The next stage of roadworks on the St Martin's main road starts today, and Jersey Water will be digging up Route Du Fort

Jersey Police are renewing efforts to raise awareness of Hate Crime, just as a consultation opens on a new law that could give them more powers to target offenders.

Dog walkers are being asked to make sure their pets don't disturb wild sea birds feeding on Jersey's beaches

We're being invited to spend a night sleeping in a multi-storey car park next month, to raise awareness of homelessness in Jersey.

There is just a couple of days left to see the Go Wild Gorilla Trail.

One of Britain's worst paedophiles has been stabbed to death in prison, according to Sky sources.

A police officer who died while on duty was described as "exceptional" as hundreds turned out for his funeral.

An ex-asylum seeker who crashed into cyclists and police outside parliament to replicate previous terror attacks in London has been jailed for life.

Ryan Giggs and Daniel James have come under fierce criticism from brain injury charity Headway after the Wales boss labelled the Manchester United winger "streetwise" for staying down when he was clattered by Domagoj Vida in the draw with Croatia.

Manchester United host Liverpool on Super Sunday hoping to breathe new life into their season under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but would any of their players get into Jurgen Klopp's side?

The San Francisco 49ers stay unbeaten, moving to 5-0 on the season, after their defense dominated the Los Angeles Rams in a 20-7 road win over their NFC West divisional rivals.

The UK will hold its next Budget on 6 November - six days after its planned exit date from the EU, according to the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

The pound has fallen against the euro and the dollar today as doubtful Brexit talks appeared to slow, after an upbeat end to last week that saw sterling and stocks soar.

Labour's plans to renationalise water and energy utilities, train companies and the Royal Mail would cost at least £196bn, according to the Confederation of British Industry.

The winner of this year's Booker Prize is to be announced this evening, with author Margaret Atwood the favourite for her follow up to The Handmaid's Tale.

Harry Styles has told a court how a homeless man he tried to help started stalking him, leaving the star feeling "scared" and "uncomfortable".

Robert De Niro has launched a fresh attack on Donald Trump, saying he is a "monster" who is "too stupid to even know he's evil".

A crackdown on crime dominated the first Queen's Speech of Boris Johnson's premiership.

It was the 65th time Queen Elizabeth II had opened a new session of parliament in the course of her reign.

A Brexit deal could be possible this week but "we're not there yet", Ireland's deputy prime minister has said.

US forces have failed to extract many of the most dangerous Islamic State prisoners out of Kurdish detention sites in Syria, only relocating two British militants dubbed the "Beatles", a source told Sky News.

The Kurds have been sold down the Euphrates.

Spain's supreme court has sentenced Catalonia's former deputy leader to 13 years in prison over his role in a banned 2017 independence referendum.

Popular video game Fortnite has been taken offline, leaving fans with an image of a black hole following the conclusion of season 10.

A propaganda app developed by the Chinese Communist Party could enable the government in Beijing to spy on users' phones.

Facebook has accused the European Union of undermining international order and empowering politicians in undemocratic countries to reach beyond their borders to censor critics.

Four years after the late king of Thailand mourned his beloved pet dog, the country has shown off eight new puppies related to the old royal hound.

Police have shared a photo of a car they stopped in Glasgow which had sofa chairs strapped to the roof.

A bear compared to the "Michelin Man" has been crowned the winner of a Fat Bear competition that became an internet sensation.