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A 41-gun salute will be held at Castle Cornet  from 12noon on Saturday 10 April in tribute to His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Local children will have the chance to get involved in a programme of events, from rock-pooling to making bug hotels, with La Société Guernesiaise.

A one-man play looking at men's health, grief and teenage anxiety will be staged next week by Music Theatre Guernsey.

Public Health has said anyone aged 18 to 29 in Guernsey will continue to be offered the Pfizer or Moderna coronavirus vaccine 'as an extra cautionary measure' following reports of the jab resulting in blood clots.

The Liberation Tea Dance will go ahead this May, following recent guidance allowing gatherings of up to 100 people.

A man's been spotted running along the cliffpaths between Petit Bot Bay and Icart Point while totally naked.

On 6th April 2013, at the age of 24, Guernsey's Sarah Groves was brutally murdered on board a houseboat in Kashmir, Northern India. Could the details soon be revealed?

Reminders have been issued to boat owners and jet skiers to ensure they do not to exceed the six knot speed limit and disturb the area during the iconic sea birds breeding season.

Tributes are being paid in Jersey to His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh after Buckingham Palace confirmed that Prince Philip has died at the age of 99.

More than £118 million in wage subsidies have been paid out by Jersey's government since payroll co-funding was introduced last March.

Islanders on zero-hour contracts could soon be better protected, if new employment laws are approved by the States.

The co-funded payroll scheme will be extended until June, but only for businesses 'significantly affected' by the winter circuit-breaker.

The Managing Director of the CI Travel Group has questioned the need for continued triple Covid testing at the borders for people coming to the island from areas categorised as green on Jersey's safe travel list.

Nearly 8,000 second vaccine doses were given out in Jersey between 28 March and 7 April.

British Airways is launching direct flights between Jersey and London City this summer.

Islanders in their 40s will be able to book their first COVID-19 jab from today.

Prince Charles has paid tribute to his "dear Papa" the Duke of Edinburgh for the first time since his death on Friday.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has paid tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh's "righteous impatience" and "gift of moral imagination".

Royal artist Ralph Heimans recounts meeting the Duke of Edinburgh, a man of "incredible presence and charisma" - and most of all "fun".

England's coronavirus restrictions will be eased further on Monday, with pubs and restaurants allowed to serve customers outdoors.

Rachael Blackmore made history at Aintree as she became the first female jockey to win the Grand National on Minella Times.

Hideki Matsuyama took a big step towards becoming the first Asian winner of The Masters after opening up a four-stroke lead during a weather-affected third round at Augusta National.

Conor Benn blasted aside Samuel Vargas after just one minute and 22 seconds of a whirlwind stoppage victory and then called out Amir Khan.

Justin Rose is confident he can reel in third-round leader Hideki Matsuyama, but he knows he needs a better performance on the final day to claim a first Masters title.

England's coronavirus restrictions will be eased further on Monday, with pubs and restaurants allowed to serve customers outdoors.

"Hello London" says the brightly optimistic 12-foot yellow sign on the piazza in Covent Garden.

David Cameron took financier Lex Greensill for a "private drink" with Health Secretary Matt Hancock to discuss a payment scheme later launched in the NHS, according to a report.

David Cameron has reportedly told friends it was a mistake to send private text messages to Chancellor Rishi Sunak to help his employer gain access to a coronavirus loan scheme.

It's going to be a largely virtual ceremony this year, and BAFTA will be pulling out all the stops to celebrate the resilience of the film industry during the pandemic.

Young black women are forced to be "stronger and more resilient than their years should require", a BAFTA-nominated director has told Sky News.

BAFTA has paid tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh at the opening night of its film awards, hailing the prince for getting it through "difficult times".

Nikki Grahame, who shot to fame in Big Brother in 2006, has died, her agent has confirmed.

Boris Johnson will not go to Prince Philip's funeral, and will instead give up his seat to allow another family member to attend.

Boris Johnson has praised Prince Philip's lifelong "ethic of service" as he led political tributes to the Duke of Edinburgh.

David Cameron took financier Lex Greensill for a "private drink" with Health Secretary Matt Hancock to discuss a payment scheme later launched in the NHS, according to a report.

People can "start to think" about booking foreign summer holidays, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has told Sky News.

More than 80 people have been killed by rifle grenades in yet more violent clashes between the military and protesters in Myanmar.

Pictures shared with Sky News, taken by survivors of the Palma terror attack in Mozambique, give a graphic illustration of a terrifying three days under fire, surrounded by insurgents.

There remains a "shocking imbalance" in the global distribution of coronavirus vaccines, the head of the World Health Organisation has said.

European Council President Charles Michel has said he is not sleeping well at night because he feels embarrassed about a seating arrangement incident at a meeting this week.

Amazon workers have voted not to unionise at one of the company's warehouses in Alabama in a major victory for the company.

Elon Musk's brain implant company Neuralink has released a video showing how it has taught a monkey - Pager, a nine-year-old macaque - to play the video game Pong with its mind.

A scientific experiment has produced evidence researchers believe points to a previously undiscovered fundamental force of physics.

From the outside, it looks like the sort of huge industrial site typical of West China. A dry, dusty corner of the country where 3,000 people are at work.

Elon Musk's brain implant company Neuralink has released a video showing how it has taught a monkey - Pager, a nine-year-old macaque - to play the video game Pong with its mind.

A beauty pageant winner in Sri Lanka was told she had been disqualified and had her crown taken from her head on stage because she was believed to be divorced.

Yahoo Answers is going to be shut down after more than 15 years of providing the web with hilarious content.

A failed burglar has been offered a job by one of his victims in a bid to embody the Easter spirit of rebirth and renewal.