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Islanders can travel more freely outside of the Common Travel Area as more Covid-19 restrictions are lifted today.

Lester Queripel says the planned mental health crisis centre is good news but doesn't stop the need for an independent review.

Guernsey Post says it has already started recruiting seasonal staff as it prepares for its busy Christmas period.

A baby seal pup is being cared for in Guernsey after washing up on a Jersey beach over the weekend.

The States has allocated funding for Guernsey's first mental health crisis centre to be set up by the end of the year.

Guernsey's Head of External Affairs says the island could source its electricity from the UK if threats from France to cut power to the Channel Islands continue.

One ward at Princess Elizabeth Hospital is being used to house islanders who would otherwise be in care homes due to an ongoing shortage of spaces.

The Confederation of Guernsey Industry says laws must be changed urgently to address the island's acute staffing problems.

Automatic voter registration in Jersey won't be in place for yet another election.

Two people will appear in Jersey's magistrate's court after heroin, with an estimated street value of up to £360,000, was seized.

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Governors from Haute Vallée School have handed back a poster promoting the government's 'putting children first' pledge, saying students don't have faith in it.

Anyone over the age of 12 can now register to get free lateral flow kits delivered to their home.

A 15-year-old from Jersey says songwriting has helped him to process emotions after his mum was diagnosed with cancer.

The Jersey Airport director says the customer experience over the weekend 'was not as we want to deliver'.

The Children and Education Minister admits he has 'no idea' where and when the north of St Helier Youth Centre will be built.

The former Housing Minister will try again to cap social housing rents at 80% of the market rate.

NHS Test and Trace has failed to achieve its "main objective" of helping break chains of COVID transmission and allowing people to return to normality despite being given an "eye-watering" amount of money, a highly-critical report from MPs has said.

More than 80,000 children aged between 12 and 15 have booked to receive their COVID-19 vaccinations in England.

The government has U-turned by deciding to put legal controls on water firms dumping raw sewage in the sea and rivers across the country despite recently forcing Tory MPs to vote down similar proposals.

A fugitive has been sentenced for stealing £100,000 in antique coins and artefacts - despite the fact that police are still looking for him.

With Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's future at Old Trafford as perilous as it has ever been, Paul Merson asks how he hasn't been sacked after Sunday's "embarrassing" 5-0 defeat to Liverpool, before calling on Manchester United's players to provide some much-needed relief for their manager.

Sarina Wiegman heaped praise on England forward Ella Toone after her hat-trick headlined a 10-0 World Cup qualifying win over Latvia on Tuesday night.

Sir Alex Ferguson, Graeme Souness and Steven Gerrard have been leading the tributes to former Rangers and Scotland manager Walter Smith, who has died aged 73.

Jared Anderson's reputation as the future successor to Tyson Fury will be at stake when he fights in front of a huge American audience, says promoter Bob Arum.

Rishi Sunak has claimed his budget will deliver a stronger economy "fit for a new age of optimism".

Costs for pubs and brewers are spiralling, those in the industry say, with price rises possible for consumers as a result.

Rishi Sunak will deliver his autumn budget and spending review to MPs in the Commons today, setting out the government's spending and financial strategy.

Google's parent company Alphabet recorded record profits for a third consecutive quarter, powered by a rise in advertising spending as more consumers shopped online during the pandemic.

What is thought to be the final image of Halyna Hutchins on the set of the film Rust shows her standing in front of Alec Baldwin before the actor accidentally shot and killed her.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have gone to their first Wrexham game since they took over the football club in February.

Adele has announced she will perform in London in 2022 in what will be her first live shows in five years - with some fans reporting her website has "crashed" already before the tickets are even on sale.

Princess Diana's bombshell Panorama interview given to journalist Martin Bashir in 1995 is set to be dramatised in the next series of The Crown, according to reports.

Rishi Sunak has claimed his budget will deliver a stronger economy "fit for a new age of optimism".

Rishi Sunak will deliver his autumn budget and spending review to MPs in the Commons today, setting out the government's spending and financial strategy.

This is, technically speaking, Rishi Sunak's third budget. But it might better be thought of as his first.

By my tally there have been at least 15 different parts of the budget trailed in advance of Wednesday's speech by Chancellor Rishi Sunak, from a boost in transport spending outside London to minimum wage rises to skills spending.

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro should face a series of criminal indictments over his response to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a committee of the country's senators .

The emissions from an overseas fossil fuel project the UK is funding to the tune of $1.15bn was assessed against 2°C of warming, not the 1.5°C limit broadly accepted as a safer threshold to avoid the worst effects of climate change, Sky News can reveal.

Sudan's prime minister Abdalla Hamdock and his wife are at home "under heavy security" after the military seized control in a violent coup.

The latest global climate promises to cut emissions are not yet enough to stay under the dangerous threshold of global heating that would trigger severe climate breakdown, UN scientists have warned.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said recent claims against the social media giant are an attempt to "paint a false picture of our company".

Scientists believe they may have discovered the first known planet outside of our own galaxy. 

Facebook groups can be "dangerous" because they use algorithms that "take people who have mainstream interests and push them to extreme interests", a whistleblower has told MPs.

Facebook has revealed a profit of $9bn (£6.5bn) in the three months to September, up from $7.8bn (£5.6bn) last year and higher than expected.

A polar bear with a "very painful" broken tooth underwent dental surgery at a popular wildlife park.

A job interview can be a daunting prospect at the best of times.

She may be 95, but it seems the Queen feels too young at heart to accept the main award for "Oldie of the Year".

Giant hailstones bigger than 16cm (6.3 inches) appear to have fallen in Queensland, according to Australia's weather agency.