With just eight months left before Guernsey goes to the polls, Women in Public Life have launched #WomenStandGsy.

The GSPCA is investigating new ways to send a loggerhead turtle home.

A new scheme that will allow islanders to use more online outlets has been criticised by the Guernsey Retail Group.

Guernsey's pet owners are being warned of a new strain of a virus that can kill domestic and wild rabbits.

It's proposed taxi fares in Guernsey rise by 4.75% from 25 November 2024.

Guernsey Post has opened a UK parcel hub in Portsmouth, so islanders can direct their post there when retailers require a UK address.

11-year-old Charlie Lowe filmed a video of himself talking about the risks of drunk drivers just minutes before his death.

The opening of Jersey's pop-up ice rink has been delayed by three weeks.

An appeal hearing begins today (21 October) for the two Jersey paramedics convicted of failing to provide reasonable care to a patient.

The trial is underway in Jersey's Royal Court of Dylan John Pounds, who is accused of causing the deaths of Dean and Charlie Lowe.

A search has been going on in Jersey for missing woman Anne Potter.

Jersey's La Faîs’sie d’Cidre is back this weekend (19 - 20 October) at Hamptonne Country Life Museum.

British model Bianca Gascoigne has said she was groomed and sexually assaulted by Mohamed al Fayed when she worked at Harrods as a teenager.

A man has died and 15 others have been taken to hospital after two trains collided in Wales on Monday evening.

As we walked to one of the wings at HMP Elmley - there was screaming.

In the latest edition of Ref Watch, former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher runs through the key incidents at the weekend - including controversial calls involving John Stones and William Saliba.

Charles Leclerc superbly won the United States Grand Prix in a surprisingly-dominant one-two for Ferrari as Lando Norris lost a crucial third place to Max Verstappen after being penalised for a late-race overtake on his F1 title rival.

They say good things come in threes - try telling Mikel Arteta that about Arsenal's disciplinary issues this season.

Overhauling workers' rights could cost businesses around £5bn a year, the government has said.

The breakaway international golf tour funded by Saudi Arabia's vast wealth is to stage its first event in India early next year amid its continued expansion and an impasse over the sport's global calendar.

Bonuses to water company bosses rose this year to £9.1m - despite record sewage discharges and financial woes at some utilities.

An initial toxicology report has found former One Direction star Liam Payne had cocaine in his body at the time of his death, according to an Argentine official.

Members of heavy metal band Iron Maiden have said they are "deeply saddened" following the death of former bandmate Paul Di'Anno.

Sean "Diddy" Combs is facing new sexual assault and rape accusations, including one that involves a 13-year-old girl.

Tougher punishments outside prison are being considered as part of a government review into sentencing.

The UK will give Ukraine a £2.26bn loan to buy weapons and other support to fight Russia's invasion, with the money effectively repaid to the British taxpayer by Moscow.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has admitted NHS reform will not happen straight away.

As the sun beats down on us near Kibbutz Be'eri in Israel, Avi looks out towards the place he really wants to live. It's only two miles away and it shimmers in the sunshine.

Footage shows hundreds of people queueing in Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza as they await evacuation.

The UK will give Ukraine a £2.26bn loan to buy weapons and other support to fight Russia's invasion, with the money effectively repaid to the British taxpayer by Moscow.

A meteorite four times the size of Mount Everest may have helped life to thrive after it smashed into Earth, research suggests.

An incredible display of celestial fireworks may be visible overnight as debris left by Halley's Comet streaks across the night sky - but the moon may end up ruining the view.

The first UK trial of a rigid sail that can be fitted on commercial ships to reduce their carbon footprint is under way in the Irish Sea.

An airport in New Zealand has limited hugging in its drop-off zone to a maximum of three minutes - with anyone wanting a longer goodbye told to head for the car park.

A children's soft play centre has apologised and removed its realistic-looking Halloween body bags after concerns from "shocked" parents.

The men's World Conker Championships winner has been cleared of cheating after a steel chestnut was found in his pocket.