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We're being reminded to take extra care if we're having a beach barbecue to safely dispose of it after it's been used.

UK Government’s new COVID-19 border restrictions –how they apply to Bailiwick Residents

Neil Inder, President of Guernsey's States Assembly and Constitution Committee writes to States members with an update.

Two leaders experienced in education in Guernsey have been appointed as Interim Principals of St Sampson’s and Les Beaucamps High Schools.

The Spirit of islanders that was captured by people creating pebble towers during the lockdown is due to be immortalised in a social history project.

We're being reminded that we have until the 15th of June to make sure douits, streams and any other watercourses on our land is clear of weed and silt.

Anyone going into Jersey Airport from next Monday (8 June) will have to wear a mask.

Younger primary-age children look set to be the next to return to the classroom in Jersey under the government's phased approach to reopening schools.

A politician is calling for the £42 million upgrade of Jersey Airport to be halted for a States review.

Livestock had to be moved to safety after a fire broke out at Woodlands Farm overnight.

A boat which sank after hitting rocks off the Minquiers has been salvaged.

Condor Ferries has signalled it's unlikely it can resume passenger sailings on 19th June as it had hoped.

The number of people with coronavirus has more than halved in the last week, according to the latest official figures.

Plans to make face coverings compulsory on public transport do not go far enough, the British Medical Association has warned.

Protesters staged a "die-in" outside Dominic Cummings' house over the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Football's anti-racism voice can be "massive", say Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dele Alli, in what they hope will be a defining "moment in history".

Chelsea have agreed a deal in principle to sign Timo Werner from RB Leipzig.

Five substitutions will be allowed in games when the Premier League restarts on June 17, it has been decided at the latest league meeting.

The chief executive of British Airways owner IAG says the company is considering legal action against the government's quarantine plans.

The owner of some of the West End's most historic theatres is staging a £50m cash injection into the business amid uncertainty about the recovery prospects for Britain's entertainment industry after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bentley is to cut up to 1,000 jobs under a "voluntary release programme" and cannot rule out future compulsory redundancies, it has announced.

Tiger Woods was the rock star of the golfing world - an athlete who transcended his sport, but later became a news story for all the wrong reasons.

Comedian Leigh Francis, who plays popular character Keith Lemon, has apologised for "offensive" portrayals of black people in his show Bo' Selecta.

The owner of some of the West End's most historic theatres is staging a £50m cash injection into the business amid uncertainty about the recovery prospects for Britain's entertainment industry after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Plans to make face coverings compulsory on public transport do not go far enough, the British Medical Association has warned.

Protesters staged a "die-in" outside Dominic Cummings' house over the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Ed Miliband is unveiling plans for a green economic rescue from the coronavirus crisis, in his first major policy initiative since his comeback to front line politics.

One of the four former Minneapolis officers charged over George Floyd's death tried to warn his fellow officers during the arrest, a court has heard.

I have spent the past few days in the throes of fiery protests. 

In Manaus, the largest city in the Amazon rainforest, people are dying in their beds. 

Police forces are planning their own contact tracing system over concerns the government's test and trace scheme could place officers in danger, Sky News has learned.

In the early hours of Sunday 31 May, senior officers aboard the oil tanker Willowy were called to the bridge to be told that their ship and four others in its vicinity were mysteriously sailing in circles, unable to steer, and on course to converge.

A 38-year-old man in Birmingham has been arrested in connection with the sale of fake COVID-19 testing kits which were sold online.

In the early hours of Sunday 31 May, senior officers aboard the oil tanker Willowy were called to the bridge to be told that their ship and four others in its vicinity were mysteriously sailing in circles, unable to steer, and on course to converge.

Two men snuck into a bedroom with machetes after being hired to carry out a stranger's sexual fantasy of being tied up in his underwear and stroked with a broom, only to discover they had got the wrong address.

A pigeon suspected of being trained to "spy" by Pakistan has been captured in India along one of the world's most contested borders, Indian officials said.