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Shortly after finishing her GCSEs, Harriette Guille became her own boss, with her own coffee van.

The GSPCA has received multiple reports over the last week of a grey squirrel in the St Sampson area.

By saying 'no thanks' to a daily room clean, guests at the Sarnia Hotels Group can help island charities.

Islanders against GST will make their presence felt outside the Royal Court for the tax reform debate.

The England Fan Zone, organised by Owl Events, has been moved indoors.

Glass that may date back to the Occupation is seen as the likely cause of the major wildfire on Little Sark.

Jessica Roland will become Guernsey's first ever female Bailiff, following the approval of her appointment by His Majesty the King.

The remaining buildings at Leale's Yard off the Bridge will be demolished carefully over the coming winter.

The Constable of St Helier, Inna Gardiner, says she and new Economic Development Minister, Gerald Voisin, are in talks about how to improve the island's capital for locals and visitors.

Honorary Police in St Helier say they're seeing more cyclists travelling at 'excessive, and at times, dangerous speeds' in pedestrian areas.

The Constable of Grouville is calling for more play and sports facilities in the east of the island, as one popular play area in Gorey reopens.

Esha the Red Panda is the newest member at Jersey Zoo.

A major new piece of research aims to uncover what it is like living in Jersey with a disability.

Pizzeria Romana has closed after 38 years in business.

Around 7,300 hospital discharge letters from February onwards may not have been received electronically by Jersey GP practices, because of a computer issue.

The Health Minister says getting air conditioning throughout the whole hospital building 'is simply not possible, now, or in the future.'

Sir Keir Starmer will bow out as Labour leader today before stepping down as prime minister on Monday. 

A man has been charged with assisting Iran's intelligence service, police have said.

Donald Trump has been accused of using an address to the nation to make "totally bogus" claims of interference in the 2020 US election.

A suspect has been arrested in connection with the death of a man as part of a murder investigation in North Lanarkshire.

Thomas Tuchel says he is "100 per cent" committed to continuing his role as England boss into the next European Championships in two years, and he has hit back at critics who have questioned his tactics, saying instead it is a problem with English football's "DNA".

Arsenal have made Morgan Rogers their top forward target this summer and an approach to Aston Villa is now expected.

Joe Root notched a stunning 99no to deliver again for his country as England secured a thrilling four-wicket win to level the one-day international series against India at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff.

Harlem Eubank believes that victory over David Papot will 'line up' a fight against new IBF world champion Liam Paro.

The Chinese government has criticised British Steel being taken into UK public ownership on "national interest" grounds.

The UK economy grew by 0.1% in May, according to the final set of official figures ahead of Rachel Reeves's widely expected departure as chancellor.

Ofcom has launched an investigation into whether TikTok is failing to protect children from harmful content.

Newborn babies across England will be tested for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) - a rare condition which causes progressive muscle wastage - from the end of this year, the Department of Health has announced.

Jurassic Park and Peaky Blinders star Sam Neill died from pneumonia after beating cancer, his agent said.

Former Radio 2 presenter Scott Mills was the BBC's highest earner until he was sacked in March, latest figures reveal.

Ed Sheeran has inspired a new £12.5m government initiative to bring music education into libraries across England.

Andy Burnham should make Ed Miliband chancellor when he becomes prime minister next week, Harriet Harman has said.

Sir Keir Starmer will bow out as Labour leader today before stepping down as prime minister on Monday. 

The sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to under-16s is to be banned in England from April next year.

A University of Aberdeen employee has been arrested and charged over social media comments about the death of Ann Widdecombe.

Donald Trump has been accused of using an address to the nation to make "totally bogus" claims of interference in the 2020 US election.

Eleven children have been killed in a fire at an Algerian orphanage, according to authorities.

A man has been charged with assisting Iran's intelligence service, police have said.

Thousands of people have been told to leave more than a million acres of wilderness as wildfires spread.

A mother who fears her teenage son may have died following an online challenge gone wrong has welcomed a High Court decision to order a new inquest into his death.

Meta is rolling out a new safety feature that will see parents alerted if their teenager discusses suicide or self-harm with Instagram's built-in AI chatbot.

Ofcom has launched an investigation into whether TikTok is failing to protect children from harmful content.

Thousands of people have been told to leave more than a million acres of wilderness as wildfires spread.

A newly discovered species of monkey with distinctive orange lips has been discovered deep in the forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton has become the most expensive dinosaur fossil sold at auction after an unidentified buyer paid more than $50m (£37.3m) for it.

An Australian man has broken the world record for the loudest-ever shout.

Japanese authorities have captured a bear following a multi-day search that saw nearly 100 schools close.