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A 13-year-old from The Ladies' College Art Club has had her "powerful" artwork commemorating the horrors of the Holocaust recognised nationally.

Deputy Heidi Soulsby’s complete rewrite of the tax reform has been rejected by deputies, 24 votes to 16.

Guernsey Ports has joined Ports of Jersey in a project that could see drones delivering medical supplies and assisting in search and rescue operations.

350 islanders have written to the Planning Authority, and almost all are against development on the field below the PEH.

The taxpayer will foot the bill for towing and disposing of abandoned cars at the PEH if the owners don't come forward.

Protestors gathered outside the Royal Court ahead of the tax debate on GST, arguably the most important in Guernsey in decades.

A Guernsey Police survey has found 4 in 5 islanders are experiencing sexual abuse or violence on a night out, with the vast majority not reporting it.

Inflation in Guernsey has crept up by half a percentage point to 8.5%.

After nearly three years of providing general advice to islanders, Jersey's COVID helpline is closing down.

Guernsey Ports has joined Ports of Jersey in a project that could see drones delivering medical supplies and assisting in search and rescue operations.

An islander who was 'too big' to ride a rollercoaster has won a national award for weight loss.

Tests are still ongoing to determine what suddenly killed over 100 cows in mid-December.

A 13 year old boy has been arrested for pushing a woman into a busy St Helier road.

Investigation teams will no longer be at a secondary scene of the Haut Du Mont disaster.

An electric bus has been tested on the island's bus routes this week. We've been finding out how it's gone...

There is confirmation today of the rocketing cost of living in Jersey, with inflation now running at 12.7%.

A maintenance worker has died after being crushed by a telescopic urinal in central London.

A British teenage extremist has been jailed after his far-right videos were linked to two mass murders in the US.

An NHS trust has been fined £800,000 for a "catalogue of failings and errors" that led to the death of a baby 23 minutes after she was born.

A firefighter has died after a blaze at a former department store in Edinburgh, Scottish police have said.

Sean Dyche is expected to be appointed Everton manager on Friday.

Mikel Arteta and Pep Guardiola have been friends for more than two decades, colleagues at Barcelona and City and now, for the first time, title rivals.

Newcastle United have agreed a fee with Everton for Anthony Gordon.

England U19s have reached the final of the Women's T20 World Cup after beating Australia by three runs in a thrilling contest in South Africa.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has dismissed economic "gloom" in a major speech today as he promised to use "Brexit freedoms" to increase growth and productivity in the UK.

Jeremy Hunt became chancellor because he was the most sensible candidate left standing in the wake of Liz Truss's catastrophic mini-budget.

Asda is facing the prospect of strike action unless it makes significant concessions on its self-styled "efficiency" plans that have placed thousands of jobs at risk, a union source has told Sky News.

Britain's two biggest steelmakers would be required to guarantee thousands of jobs for a decade in return for £600m of government support to help decarbonise the industry.

Alan Cumming has given back his OBE, expressing concern over its links to what he describes as the "toxicity" of the British Empire.

Actress Sylvia Syms, best known for the films Ice Cold In Alex and Victim, has died at the age of 89.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has conceded progress on same-sex marriage in the Church of England would be "glacial", Sandi Toksvig has said.

Jeremy Renner was trying to stop a six-tonne snow plough from crashing into his nephew when he was run over, a police report says.

HS2 will end at Euston after reports the high-speed line could stop before reaching central London, the chancellor has confirmed.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has dismissed economic "gloom" in a major speech today as he promised to use "Brexit freedoms" to increase growth and productivity in the UK.

Nicola Sturgeon has accused some opponents of Scotland's gender recognition reform of using women's rights as a "cloak of acceptability".

Sir Keir Starmer has said Sir Rod Stewart "reflected the mood across the country" when he told Sky News live on air the current government needs to go and Labour should step in.

Hannah Lewis was seven when she watched a Nazi death squad execute her mother.

A British teenage extremist has been jailed after his far-right videos were linked to two mass murders in the US.

Poland will send 60 more tanks to Ukraine, on top of the 14 it has already pledged to the war effort, the Polish prime minister has said.

A number of rockets fired from the Gaza Strip have been intercepted by Israel's missile defences.

Scientists have solved the mystery of the identity of a 17th-century Dutch warship wrecked off the coast of England while carrying slabs of fine Italian marble.

An asteroid the size of an elephant has passed by Earth in one of the closest encounters ever recorded.

An 80-year-old mystery linked to a wave of baby deaths in the 1930s and 1940s has finally been solved by researchers.

The spinning core at the centre of Earth may have recently stopped rotating, relative to the surface, as part of a seven-decade cycle, scientists have said.

The world's oldest person - a Spanish woman born in California - has recommended "staying away from toxic people".

A man has died after a dog stepped on a rifle and shot him from the rear of a truck in the US state of Kansas.

A white card has been issued for the first time in a football match in Portugal.

Pet fish have spent money and revealed their owner's credit card details to thousands of people during a live stream.