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Islanders could get better protection from age discrimination.

It's been five years since Guernsey went into its first lockdown to slow the spread of Covid-19.

The Alderney Wildlife Trust's wildlife webcams are now live for the 2025 seabird season.

The Islander conventional ferry has been rebranded in Brittany Ferries livery.

Guernsey's three private colleges welcome the States' decision to continue their grant.

£1.3M is needed to develop the commercial framework for leasing part of the seabed to a wind energy company.

As the estimate jumps to more than £50M, it is recommended that a commission is set up to look afresh at Guernsey's financial obligations towards Alderney.

Princess Anne will join islanders for two days of commemoration and celebration this May to mark the 80th anniversary of the Bailiwick's Liberation.

This year's Jersey Swimarathon has raised more than £78,000.

Police are looking for witnesses to a case of road rage in St Helier.

Jersey will host the King's Baton Relay next summer ahead of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

The Islander conventional ferry has been rebranded in Brittany Ferries livery.

Matthew Chmielinski had avoided a jail sentence for a violent assault and for spitting at a police officer.

Liberation Day has been announced as Jersey's National Day in the States Assembly.

Princess Anne will be in Guernsey and Sark for Liberation 80, but Jersey is not getting a royal visitor.

The Red arrows will be in the Channel Islands this year.

An American reporter was accidentally included in a group chat in which senior officials in Donald Trump's government discussed conducting airstrikes on Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis earlier this month.

"FUBAR".

His father is one of France's worst sex offenders, his mother a national hero.

Four alpacas have been killed after being shot in the head in Cambridgeshire.

Following Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton's disqualifications at the Chinese Grand Prix, Sky Sports F1's Bernie Collins takes a closer look at what happened and the consequences going forward.

Sprint weekends are always full-on for everyone, there's a real urgency to procedures from Friday morning until Sunday evening. Shanghai was no different, and if anything that relentless nature was intensified as the pack was so close, and it's early in the season for many new driver and team combos.

Red Bull are seriously considering swapping Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda for the Japanese Grand Prix, Sky Sports News understands.

Oscar Piastri beat team-mate Lando Norris as McLaren sealed a dominant one-two at the Chinese Grand Prix, while both Ferrari drivers were disqualified for illegal cars.

A body representing more than 90 airlines using Heathrow Airport has threatened to take legal action if a settlement over the costs they incurred from Friday's day-long closure is not reached.

Roughly 365 jobs could be lost at Morrisons shops across Britain as cafes and in-store services are to close.

The chief executive of National Grid has claimed that Heathrow Airport had enough power from other substations despite Friday's shutdown.

Global financial markets are giving a cautious welcome to reports the Trump administration is to row back on elements of its threatened trade war escalation.

Disney's live-action remake of Snow White And The Seven Dwarves has topped the North American box office chart, despite a controversy-packed run-up to the film's release.

Sir Keir Starmer has rejected the idea of creating a minister for men to combat some of the issues raised in the hit Netflix drama Adolescence.

Bonnets at the ready, with 2025 marking two and a half centuries since Jane Austen's birth, does "bad lad" Mr Darcy still do it for Gen Z?

Former Love Island winner Jack Fincham has won an appeal against his prison sentence for two dangerous dog offences.

Rachel Reeves has pushed back at suggestions ministers are considering ending universal free school meals for primary school children.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is poised to deliver an update on the health of the British economy on Wednesday.

The government is telling local councils they must publish data on how many potholes they have fixed or risk losing their share of an extra £500m set aside for fixing roads.

Sir Keir Starmer is focused on a "durable peace", Downing Street has said, after Donald Trump's envoy to Ukraine dismissed his "coalition of the willing" plan.

His father is one of France's worst sex offenders, his mother a national hero.

More than 1,000 people have been detained in Turkey after five nights of demonstrations against the arrest of the Turkish president's main rival.

Hundreds of thousands of people have gathered on the streets of Istanbul to protest against the arrest of the city's mayor - as he was due to be selected as an opposition candidate to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

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A surge in hacking attempts by criminals, fraudsters and spy agencies has reached a level of "unprecedented complexity" that only artificial intelligence will be able to combat, according to Microsoft.

Bird flu has been detected in a sheep in England for the first time, the government has said.

A sheep infected with bird flu will ring another alarm bell as the virus continues to drift into mammals.

Britain's biggest banks and most prominent consumer campaign group have joined forces in a rare show of unity to urge ministers to accelerate action to tackle Britain's online fraud epidemic.

Detectives have recovered four diamond earrings from a suspected thief two weeks after he swallowed the jewellery worth nearly £600,000 during his arrest, US police have said.

The blobfish, described as the world's ugliest animal, has been voted fish of the year in New Zealand.

A Bulgarian football club have apologised for holding a minute's silence for a former player who is still alive.

Police are hunting for four suspects who used two pythons to distract a cashier before stealing $400 worth of CBD oil from a petrol station.