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A hospital patient who tested positive for Covid-19 has died.

The States of Guernsey says work is ongoing with the UK to try and resolve possible issues with going into public venues in France from Sunday 1 August.

The Team GB mixed relay team featuring Cameron Chalmers have reach the 400m final at The Tokyo Olympic Games.

Two people have been taken to the Emergency Department after an out of control bonfire set a building on Guelles Road, St Peter Port on fire.

YBG partners with the Digital Greenhouse to renew Guernsey’s entrepreneurship award.

Three States committee seats held by Deputy Chris Le Tissier should be filled in September.

 Travellers into the Bailiwick will be provided with lateral flow tests from Tuesday 3 August.

Ed Gowan hopes to raise £5,000 for the Priaulx Premature Baby Foundation by walking around the Channel Islands.

First coronavirus vaccine doses are going to be offered in certain areas of the community from Monday 2 August.

People aged 12 and above who live with someone who has coronavirus can now get tested for ten consecutive days using lateral flow kits.

The stormy weather and a technical issue with the Condor Voyager are causing continued ferry disruption between Jersey and St Malo.

Some business support schemes are due to be extended into the winter and early part of next year.

Islanders who turn 18 years old within the next three months can now get their first coronavirus vaccine dose.

The government has reduced the length of isolation for people who test positive for Covid-19 by four days.

The Asian Hornet Coordinator wants people to stay vigilant about the insects, as nests were found outside Jersey General Hospital.

Jersey's government says it's working with counterparts in France to clarify the position on going into public venues there.

A volunteer marshal has died after being hit by a car during a race at the Brands Hatch circuit.

A five-year-old boy has been found dead in a river in South Wales, police have said.

Two women have been seriously injured after being struck by a falling oak tree as Storm Evert continues to batter the South East of England.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie are expecting their second baby, she has announced.

Lewis Hamilton claimed a surprisingly dominant pole position as part of a Mercedes front-row lockout ahead of Max Verstappen in Hungarian GP qualifying.

Lewis Hamilton said being subjected to boos from some of the crowd at the Hungarian GP would only serve to "fuel me" to perform even stronger.

Manchester City's £100m bid for Jack Grealish is expected to be accepted by Aston Villa.

Simone Biles appears increasingly unlikely to return to action at the Tokyo Olympics after announcing her withdrawal from Sunday's individual finals in the vault and uneven bars.

An electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer backed by Amazon and Ford is in talks with ministers about building a giant factory in the UK that could include a big state support package.

British employers have been warned that forcing staff to have the coronavirus vaccination could amount to a criminal offence, amid concerns over "no jab, no job" policies emerging.

The UK is "closing in on" striking an agreement in principle with New Zealand, the international trade secretary has said.

Up to a quarter of supermarket milk deliveries by the UK's biggest dairy supplier have been unable to get through because of a shortage of lorry drivers.

Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk has said he "had a small heart attack" but will "be back soon" after he collapsed on set earlier this week.

Netflix has released the first image of Imelda Staunton portraying the Queen in the forthcoming series of The Crown.

It's a book that the author felt was "unfilmable" due to its different time strands.

The X Factor was nothing short of a cultural phenomenon when it launched in 2004 on ITV.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie are expecting their second baby, she has announced.

Only five children have ever been born to a sitting prime minister, with the sixth now expected this Christmas.

British employers have been warned that forcing staff to have the coronavirus vaccination could amount to a criminal offence, amid concerns over "no jab, no job" policies emerging.

The Conservatives could be in danger of losing more than a dozen seats in their so-called "blue wall" heartlands, a new poll suggests.

Police fired tear gas at protesters in Paris amid fierce clashes at demonstrations against COVID vaccine passports.

The worst heatwave in decades is causing deaths and mayhem across southeast Europe, with wildfires causing entire villages to be evacuated and millions of people instructed not to venture out into the midday sun.

Tokyo is hot in the summer. That's why back in the 1964 Olympics they shifted events into October and the athletes enjoyed pretty much perfect temperatures.

Simone Biles has pulled out of another two Olympics finals, USA Gymnastics has said.

The International Space Station has been knocked out of position after a Russian science lab malfunctioned.

Two military chiefs have criticised China and Russia for "reckless" behaviour in space, such as using weapons to destroy satellites, leaving a trail of dangerous debris orbiting Earth.

Space flights and satellite launches can now take place in the UK, with the first expected next year, after new regulations came into force.

The PlayStation 5 has become Sony's fastest ever selling games console, the Japanese electronics giant said.

Cockatoos in Sydney have learned to open bins - and the technique is catching on, as others have worked out how to do it by watching them, scientists say.

A cow had to be led back to its farm after wandering onto the motorway and blocking traffic in Staffordshire.

A senior Russian traffic officer accused of leading a criminal gang has been arrested on suspicion of accepting bribes.

Young North Koreans have been warned they must follow traditional lifestyles and adhere to the country's dialect.