White, red and sparkling wine could be produced in Guernsey if a sommelier gets planning permission for a vineyard in Torteval.

Deputies support plans for a single committee to accelerate the rate of home building, identified as the key States' objective of this political term.

The States Property Unit is looking for a tenant for the empty kiosk at the main bus terminus in St Peter Port.

A survey of attitudes towards alcohol suggests around a third of people in the Channel Islands think getting drunk is socially acceptable, yet around the same number report being negatively affected by someone else's alcohol use.

Islanders are being asked to join the hundreds of thousands of people who will be watching and counting garden birds this weekend.

DFDS has released the schedules for ferry services between Jersey and St. Malo, but it will take almost twice as long to travel between the two ports.

Baby Linne joins her mum, Terry, at the Sloth House in Jersey Zoo.

Jersey employees at Condor Ferries have been told they can join DFDS and continue working in the ferry industry, or take a redundancy payout from their current company.

The body of a man found in Jersey waters on 15 January has been identified as a UK resident who was travelling to St Malo.

We've been asking Jersey Route Director Chris Parker why the journey time to France will be almost two hours, and to address concerns that sailing times aren't conducive for daytrips to St Malo.

A music festival, a sports competition and parish parties are just some of the events Jersey is planning to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Liberation Day.

Islanders are being asked to join the hundreds of thousands of people who will be watching and counting garden birds this weekend.

Hamas has released the names of four female soldiers expected to be freed on Saturday as part of the Gaza ceasefire deal with Israel.

Gaza's Hamas-run municipal governments have published their first official reconstruction plan for the Gaza Strip, in the latest sign that the group intends to be a leading actor in the rebuilding of the territory.

When the police arrived at the scene of horror in Southport last summer, the teenager holding the knife was someone they had been called about many times before.

Ruben Amorim addressed Alejandro Garnacho's future with the Manchester United winger subject of continued interest from Chelsea in the January transfer window.

Pep Guardiola admitted Manchester City being eliminated from the Champions League is now a "reality" following the 4-2 defeat to Paris-Saint Germain away from home.

Mikel Arteta has stressed Arsenal's need for forward additions in the January transfer window and confirmed the Gunners have identified potential targets.

There has been an "unprecedented" rise in the number of businesses on the brink of insolvency, according to a closely watched report.

The Original Factory Shop (TOFS), the independent discount retail chain, is close to being sold after more than 17 years under the ownership of private equity firm Duke Street.

The family behind Lakeland, one of Britain’s most prominent privately held retailers, is exploring a sale after more than 60 years amid growing cost pressures sweeping the industry.

Marilyn Manson will not be charged following a lengthy investigation into sexual assault and domestic violence allegations, prosecutors have said.

Emilia Perez leads the nominations for this year's Oscars - breaking the record for the most nominated non-English language film in the history of the awards.

A survivor of the 7 October Hamas attack has been chosen to represent Israel at Eurovision.

A record number of children are living in B&Bs beyond the legal limit as England's homelessness crisis pushes councils to breaking point.

From shattering the record for most executive orders signed on a first day in office, a bishop imploring him to have mercy on immigrants and LGBTQ+ people, Melania's hat and Mark Zuckerberg's wandering eye - the first few days of Trump 2.0 has been not just the talk of the town in Washington DC, but in Westminster too.

The government has hinted it is open to joining a tariff-free trading scheme as part of its plan to "reset" its relationship with Europe.

Hamas has released the names of four female soldiers expected to be freed on Saturday as part of the Gaza ceasefire deal with Israel.

Gaza's Hamas-run municipal governments have published their first official reconstruction plan for the Gaza Strip, in the latest sign that the group intends to be a leading actor in the rebuilding of the territory.

The world's largest iceberg is on a collision course with the British territory of South Georgia - potentially putting millions of penguins and seals in danger. 

Mobile network Three has apologised after customers across the country reported problems making and receiving voice calls.

Facebook owner Meta has denied claims from some users that they have been "forced" to follow social media accounts belonging to the Trump administration.

Keir Starmer has been accused of "pathetic bullying" by a Norfolk environmental campaigner who was singled out and ridiculed by the prime minister in an article in the Daily Mail. 

People have queued for hours at a Sydney greenhouse to get a whiff of the infamous corpse flower, as it bloomed for the first time in years.

A court has ruled that five elephants being held in a Colorado zoo do not have the legal right to pursue their release, because they are not human.

A family's move from New Zealand to Australia went horribly wrong when they realised their cat had been left on the plane and flown back home.