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A community survey aims to prove we are still economically active.

All organisations involved in the processing of arriving passengers using Covid-19 testing facility reported a a good start.

The States of Guernsey have organised the plans with Aurigny

More than 21,000 flu jabs have been administered in the Bailiwick.

On the day we enter Phase 5C of our exit from lockdown another positive COVID-19 case is discovered.

The 44th annual Skipton Swimarathon has broken all of its previous records.

A States debate on whether to introduce assisted dying in Jersey is planned for the second half of next year.

People queuing for a taxi at the Weighbridge will be issued with a disposable mask before their journey to reinforce the new government guidance.

The Chief Minister has released a statement setting out the reasons for why he says the Chief Executive's non-executive director role with a UK real estate investment firm 'doesn't conflict with his role as the head of Jersey's public sector'.

Two possible payment options have been suggested for prior year taxpayers to pay off their 2019 bill, if plans are approved to move them over to current-year basis.

The newly elected chair of Jersey's Public Accounts Committee says it will 'look fully' into States CEO, Charlie Parker, taking on a second job as a non-executive director.

Day 5 coronavirus tests are now being processed on-island.

A further 24,405 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in the UK and another 274 have died, according to the latest government data.

More than 560,000 people had coronavirus in England last week with the number of infections rising steeply among secondary school children, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) suggest.

The UK's coronavirus reproduction number has edged down slightly from a maximum of 1.4 to a maximum of 1.3, according to new figures.

England World Cup-winner Nobby Stiles has died aged 78 after a long illness, his family has announced.

Derek Chisora wore Halloween face and body paint as he went head to head with Oleksandr Usyk, who was at his career heaviest for Saturday's fight.

"It's the toughest season ever, 100 per cent, for everybody," says Jurgen Klopp, as he considers the relentless demands of this unique 2020/21 season, during an exclusive interview with Sky Sports.

British Airways owner IAG says demand for air travel is unlikely to fully recover before 2023.

One of Britain's biggest direct wine-sellers is being put up for sale after seeing a surge in sales to locked-down British consumers.

Property prices are growing at their fastest rate since 2015, with the average price of a house reaching £227,826 in October.

Sky History has axed its new woodworking show The Chop after producers said a contestant's tattoos "could be connected to far-right ideologies".

Kanye West has raised the present buying stakes for couples around the world, gifting his wife Kim Kardashian a hologram of her late father for her 40th birthday.

They are one of the defining electronic acts of the last three decades, responsible for arguably the greatest dance track of all time.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has told Sky News he was "disappointed" in his predecessor Jeremy Corbyn's response to a damning antisemitism report - but has insisted there is "no reason for a civil war" in the party.

Jeremy Corbyn has been suspended from Labour just six months after stepping down as leader, threatening to ignite internal civil war.

Days after being involved in a minor road accident which left his car dented and scratched and a Deliveroo cyclist with an injured arm, Sir Keir Starmer is on collision course with the Labour left.

At least six people have been killed and 200 injured in Turkey after a major earthquake struck, destroying buildings and sparking a tsunami warning on the Greek islands - where two teenagers have also died.

Paris has seen hundreds of miles of traffic jams as people tried to leave the city ahead of France's new national lockdown.

Paris is a strange place to be on this first morning of a new lockdown.

Cybercriminals could soon paralyse the US healthcare system with a ransomware attack, which has already hit five hospitals and four other facilities, the FBI has warned.

An asteroid made of iron and nickel first discovered in 1852 could have been a protoplanet, according to scientists.

US tech stocks have enjoyed a strong rally on Wall Street in advance of earnings reports from some of the biggest names in the business.

A key ally of Brazil's president has been arrested after anti-corruption officers discovered a wad of banknotes in the underpants he was wearing.

A bungling burglar who left behind a rucksack containing his name and address at the scene of a crime has been jailed for four years.

A woman who found a rare two-headed snake in her sunroom has found the reptile a new home.