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Guernsey Police says its received reports of rope and string being placed across a road in the island.

Christmas lights will decorate St. Peter Port once again this December due to the generous funding of islanders and States.

The Largest Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System in the Channel Islands has been installed and is ready to begin generating electricity.

Guernsey's Minister for External Affairs, Deputy Jonathan Le Tocq, visited Brussels last week.

Deputy Heidi Soulsby has written an open letter to the Policy & Resources Committee to try and resolve current pay negotiations with nurses.

UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has written to Guernsey’s Chief Minister, Deputy Gavin St Pier. In the letter Mr Johnson reaffirms the close working relationship on Brexit and the Island’s constitutional position.

Five new officers have been sworn in, and 85 local applicants are being tested to bolster police numbers.

A man who sexually groomed a 12-year-old girl in Jersey has been jailed for two and a half years.

Our views are wanted on the government's proposals to spend £914 million next year and more than £1 billion by 2023.

A Jersey man who threatened to kill several people by running them over with a car has avoided jail.

The National Trust for Jersey has criticised Le Masurier's plan to build a Premier Inn on Bath Street, because two historic listed buildings would be lost.

Jersey's desalination plant is being turned on next week to top up the island's reservoirs.

Thomas Cook has ceased trading, the Civil Aviation Authority says as it launches a programme to bring stranded customers home.

Concerned Thomas Cook customers have been bombarding the troubled tour operator with queries about the fate of their holiday plans.

A 19-year-old man has been charged with murder after the body of a young woman was discovered in a stream in a woodland area near Birmingham.

Roy Keane delivered a damning assessment of Manchester United after their defeat to West Ham, describing himself as "shocked and saddened".

Ferrari have explained why they pitted Sebastian Vettel first and not Charles Leclerc in the strategy that changed the destination of the Singapore GP victory.

Danny Willett produced an outstanding final-round performance in the Wentworth rain as he outduelled Jon Rahm to capture a three-shot victory at the BMW PGA Championship.

Thomas Cook has ceased trading, the Civil Aviation Authority says as it launches a programme to bring stranded customers home.

Concerned Thomas Cook customers have been bombarding the troubled tour operator with queries about the fate of their holiday plans.

Marks & Spencer's (M&S) finance chief is quitting the retailer after just 14 months in a fresh blow just days before it is formally relegated from the London stock market's blue-chip share index.

British actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge is the star of the Emmys, taking home three prizes for comedy Fleabag, with Game Of Thrones also a big winner.

Jonathan Van Ness - one of the stars of hit US TV show Queer Eye - has told fans he is taking a short break from the spotlight, after revealing in his book he is HIV positive.

The rapper Slowthai has insisted he doesn't condone violence in any form after pulling out a fake severed head of Boris Johnson during his performance at the Mercury Prize.

Labour will campaign at the next general election with a promise to effectively abolish private schools and "redistribute" their properties to the state sector.

Labour members will get the chance to vote on the party adopting an outright pro-Remain position, despite Jeremy Corbyn pushing for Labour to delay a decision on its Brexit stance.

The head of Labour's student wing has hit out at a "ridiculous" move to abolish the organisation, telling Jeremy Corbyn: "We're not enemies, we're on the same side here."

If Donald Trump pressured his Ukrainian counterpart to investigate former US vice president Joe Biden then impeachment would be the only option, the US House Intelligence Committee chairman has warned.

Protests in Hong Kong have descended into violence once again - with demonstrators trampling on a Chinese flag, vandalising a train station and setting a fire across a street on Sunday.

Commitments made under the Paris climate agreement are now no longer enough to limit global warming to acceptable levels, the United Nations Special Envoy for Climate Change has told Sky News.

A branch of the US military has apologised after a tweet appeared to threaten people trying to visit Area 51 over the weekend.

One of England's biggest academy chains is testing pupils' mental health using an AI (artificial intelligence) tool which can predict self-harm, drug abuse and eating disorders, Sky News can reveal.

Researchers at Google have created a computer that can carry out calculations way beyond the reach of traditional computers, it has been reported.

A branch of the US military has apologised after a tweet appeared to threaten people trying to visit Area 51 over the weekend.

Pinyo Pukpinyo's job is not for the faint-hearted - he's Bangkok's number one snake catcher.

An internet joke to storm Area 51 and "see them aliens" has drawn hundreds of people to the mysterious US government facility.