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The latest bulletin which announces Guernsey's inflation figures is out.

The 2020 awards are now open for nominations and submissions

The Bailiwick of Guernsey is set to become a member of the World Trade Organisation after Brexit.

Abigail Galpin has been selected as the recipient of the Skipton International student bursary.

Blue Islands will take over flights between Guernsey and East Midlands from Flybe later this month.

A new body scanner has been installed and is now in service at Guernsey Airport.

People who haven't got their 2018 tax notices yet are being urged not to call to check on progress.

The government wants to extend car park charging hours from 8am - 5pm to 7am - 6pm as part of major plans to save £100m over the next four years.

Three teenage girls allegedly carried out a 'prolonged attack' on two other girls at Liberation Bus Station on Saturday afternoon.

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Scores of climate protesters have staged a demonstration on Jersey's roads during Monday morning's rush-hour.

England Netball captain Serena Guthrie and sport shooter Cameron Pirouet were among the winners on a glittering night at the Jersey Sport and Move More Awards.

St John Ambulance Jersey says it has to make changes to modernise the charity, or it will simply run out of money.

Shamima Begum, the east London schoolgirl who travelled to Syria to join the so-called Islamic State terror group, is today launching a legal challenge against the government's decision to strip her of her British citizenship.

Police investigating the death of Harry Dunn will go to America to interview the suspect, his family have been told.

An elderly man has died and two people are seriously injured after an incident at woods in Moray.

England head coach Eddie Jones has claimed his side were spied on during a training session ahead of their Rugby World Cup semi-final against New Zealand on Saturday.

Millwall have appointed Gary Rowett as their new manager.

The industrials tycoon Sanjeev Gupta has reignited talks with the government about a takeover of British Steel amid mounting concerns over the prospects for a deal financed by Turkey’s military pension fund.

The new boss of consumer goods firm Reckitt Benckiser (RB) has cut its revenue guidance for the second time this year and ordered a focus on "operational performance."

The owner of struggling WeWork is to consider rival bailout proposals on Tuesday, including a takeover offer that would see its founder head for the exit.

Noel Gallagher has said he knows his new music can never compare to Oasis - and admitted he and his brother Liam "wouldn't have gotten anywhere" without each other, despite their tempestuous relationship.

Ken Loach has told Sky News he finds the Marvel superhero movies "boring" and "nothing to do with the art of cinema".

"This country was still great when I came to the throne - all that has happened on my watch is the place has fallen apart."

Boris Johnson has issued an eleventh-hour appeal to MPs to back his EU Withdrawal Agreement Bill, despite complaints from MPs that he is attempting to ram it through the Commons at high speed.

It's been an eventful few days in Westminster – and the action continues this week as Boris Johnson races to "get Brexit done" on Halloween.

Scottish judges have continued a court action into whether or not Prime Minister Boris Johnson has fully obeyed the law demanding he delay Brexit.

Justin Trudeau is set to win a second term in Canada's parliamentary elections despite a series of scandals, but will have to form a minority government.

Donald Trump is "fully prepared" to use military force if "needed" against Turkey after Ankara launched an offensive against America's allies in Syria.

Japan's Emperor Naruhito has formally proclaimed his enthronement in a ritual-bound ceremony.

Drivers of zero-emission vehicles could be given green number plates to make it easier for them to benefit from schemes designed to promote cleaner cars.

Killer autonomous robots that use algorithms and sensors to determine when to kill people should be banned, the UN has been told.

Cancer will be grown in a lab by scientists trying to find ways to stop the disease before it develops.

A High Court judge has apologised after his mobile phone rang during a hearing, filling the room with the sound of a classic 1960s tune.

Mourners who attended the funeral of a man in Ireland were left in shock when they heard his voice from beyond the grave.

There may be a few American football players giving thanks today after a possible case of divine intervention.