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There are just 10 days left for islanders to take part in a secondary education survey organised by Education Sport and Culture.

The governments of Jersey and Guernsey have reacted to national media reports suggesting Britain could surrender control over Channel Islands fishing to try and pass a Brexit deal.

Sark Electricity is not commercially viable as a private business unless the island's authorities introduce land access laws, according to the boss of the company.

If you'd like to know more about the candidates standing in next month's election, you can meet them in person this Sunday.

Guernsey FC has announced that it will not play in The Pitching In Isthmian League South East Division for 2020-21.

Beach users at Cobo have told Island FM they're unconcerned about the risk from E.coli being found in the water at the beach.

A huge mosaic covering 1,000 square feet and featuring 6,070 islanders' faces has been created on a wall near Liberation Square.

Jersey Police are now investigating two parties, one in the bunker at La Pulente and the other near the Watersplash, under the island's coronavirus laws.

The Housing Minister has called the States Assembly's decision to reject a scheme to licence landlords 'a derogation of duty to some of the most vulnerable people in the island'.

The owner of the HideOut food kiosk is trying to force a Parish Assembly to renew its permit to operate at La Pulente.

Jersey Zoo have saved three rare species of reptiles following an oil spill in Mauritius.

The governments of Jersey and Guernsey have reacted to national media reports suggesting Britain could surrender control over Channel Islands fishing to try and pass a Brexit deal.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has not ruled out a second national lockdown, telling Sky News: "We'll do what is necessary to keep people safe."

An NHS worker was left unconscious after being subjected to a "totally unwarranted violent assault" on a bus that was "triggered by face masks".

A government campaign aimed at helping British travellers prepare for Brexit changes is being launched today.

Will the United States Golf Association be tempted into a brutal course set-up after some great scores in the first round at Winged Foot? Nick Dougherty doubts it, and insists the course will be tough enough without interference...

Justin Thomas led a rare day of good scoring at Winged Foot as Rory McIlroy also made an encouraging start to the 120th US Open.

Rory McIlroy was delighted to achieve his initial aim of getting off to a hot start at the US Open after he fired an encouraging three-under 67 at Winged Foot.

Retailers continued their slow recovery during August, as sales volumes increased by 0.8% compared with July, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Britain's economy is "less weak" than previously expected but a recent rise in COVID-19 cases could take its toll on activity, the Bank of England has said.

Caixabank has announced the terms of the acquisition of state-owned lender Bankia in a deal that will create Spain's biggest domestic bank.

Ewan McGregor is a man used to zipping up his leathers and hitting the road on his motorbike, but he admits there's still a certain scepticism around the electric kind.

Filming has resumed on the movie "The Batman", after a two-week shutdown caused by a member of the production who tested positive for coronavirus.

Diversity's Black Lives Matter-inspired performance on Britain's Got Talent will not face investigation from media regulator Ofcom.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has not ruled out a second national lockdown, telling Sky News: "We'll do what is necessary to keep people safe."

New local restrictions are being introduced in northeast England - including a 10pm curfew for bars and pubs and a ban on people mixing with others outside their household.

A government campaign aimed at helping British travellers prepare for Brexit changes is being launched today.

Yemen is in a "desperate situation" as it stands on the brink of famine and hundreds of thousands of people face starvation, the UN secretary general has warned.

There's no coronavirus pandemic in Yemen if you ask anybody in the Old City of Sana'a.

The war in Yemen is one of the world's most intractable conflicts and its worst humanitarian crisis.

British universities and colleges have been warned about a spike in ransomware attacks targeting the education sector by the UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), a part of GCHQ.

A man has been caught asleep behind the wheel of a self-driving Tesla car that was travelling at 150km/h (93mph).

Sony has come out swinging ahead of the console wars looming this holiday season by confirming its two PS5 consoles will be available in November alongside a host of exciting games.

A passenger who was spotted wearing a snake as a mask while travelling on a bus has been warned it is not a legitimate face covering.

Lego has vowed that its bricks will no longer be made from plastic by 2030.

The Japanese military have been given instructions to record and report sightings of unidentified aerial objects which could pose a potential threat to the country's security.