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In the week the Channel Islands celebrate 80 years of Liberation, Guernsey's Bailiff has unveiled a Blue Plaque honouring the agents of the Guernsey Active Secret Press.

Islanders can now book flights through the Emirates website from Guernsey, making long-haul travel easier, even though Aurigny has temporarily removed an aircraft.

Camp des Rêves in St Peter’s has received one of the most prestigious British business Awards.

HSBC has made a donation to support the Blue Marine Foundation (BMF) and its work protecting ocean habitats around Guernsey and Jersey.

The Channel Islands' top politicians have met for the final time ahead of Guernsey's upcoming general election.

Parish officials have arranged a series of Liberation Celebrations for those who don't want to head into town or want to keep partying past 9 May.

Deputies vote to turn the quarry into the next reservoir while rubble and builders' waste will be dumped near the Longue Hougue reclamation.

Guernsey Waste says its food waste processing plant has been out of action since 21 April.

Jersey's politicians could soon have a revised set of rules to stick to ensure they behave well.

People living in flats on West Hill in St Helier were evacuated when a fire broke out in a nearby electrical power station and bin store.

HSBC has made a donation to support the Blue Marine Foundation (BMF) and its work protecting ocean habitats around Guernsey and Jersey.

The Jersey Boat Show returns to St Helier Marina for another year of all things maritime.

The Channel Islands' top politicians have met for the final time ahead of Guernsey's upcoming general election.

A wider area in the west of Jersey is affected by PFAS contamination that had been thought.

Two fields next to St Saviour's Parish Hall could be turned into a new park with facilities for parishioners to enjoy.

Islanders can now walk up and down Rouge Bouillon again without cutting around Palmyra Road and Clarendon Road.

An Indian missile attack on Pakistani-controlled territory has killed at least 26 civilians and left 46 injured, Pakistan officials have said.

The world needs to fear the increased tensions between these two nuclear-armed neighbours with decades of hostility.

The cardinals entering the conclave believe they will be guided by the Holy Spirit in deciding who to choose as the next leader of the Catholic Church.

Criminals who refuse to attend their sentencing hearings will face further punishment under a new law.

The 2025 Miami F1 Grand Prix promised much and largely delivered.

Tottenham's Premier League game at Aston Villa, live on Sky Sports, has been moved from Sunday May 18, to Friday May 16, ahead of Spurs' potential involvement in the Europa League final on Wednesday May 21.

Joseph Parker will be the toughest test in the division for unified heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk, says trainer Andy Lee.

Gary Neville believes Arsenal can turn round their Champions League semi-final deficit against Paris Saint-Germain to progress to the Champions League final - as the French side get "very nervous" for these type of matches.

The UK and India have struck an "ambitious" trade deal that will slash tariffs on products such as whisky and gin. 

The cyber attacks on M&S, Co-op and Harrods should be a "wake-up call", a cabinet minister will warn as he announces a cybersecurity investment boost.

Many grand adjectives have been used to describe the UK and India's trade deal and its impact on the respective economies.

Eighteen-year-olds will be allowed to drive trains due to concerns over labour shortages, the Department for Transport (DfT) has announced.

A member of rock band Radiohead has hit out at "censorship" and "intimidation" after shows he was due to play with an Israeli musician were cancelled following "credible threats".

At Sony Production studios in Culver City, an area of Los Angeles steeped in the movie business, a steady stream of cars and lorries comes and goes through the security gate.

Some of the world's most famous names were at the Met Gala in New York for what has become known as the biggest night in fashion.

The trial of hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs has begun, with the process to pick the jurors who will determine his fate now under way.

Criminals who refuse to attend their sentencing hearings will face further punishment under a new law.

The UK and India have struck an "ambitious" trade deal that will slash tariffs on products such as whisky and gin. 

The leader of Labour in Wales has called for the cuts to winter fuel allowance to be reviewed in a landmark speech.

Reform UK's victory lap came to Westminster on Tuesday.

An Indian missile attack on Pakistani-controlled territory has killed at least 26 civilians and left 46 injured, Pakistan officials have said.

The world needs to fear the increased tensions between these two nuclear-armed neighbours with decades of hostility.

The cardinals entering the conclave believe they will be guided by the Holy Spirit in deciding who to choose as the next leader of the Catholic Church.

The writer of Conclave has said he believes the role of women in the Catholic Church will be a "big issue" for the next pope.

America's ousted vaccine chief has told Sky News there will be more deaths from a growing measles outbreak unless the US government shifts its rhetoric on vaccination.

The cyber attacks on M&S, Co-op and Harrods should be a "wake-up call", a cabinet minister will warn as he announces a cybersecurity investment boost.

A killer fungus that infects millions of people a year in hotter climes may soon spread through Europe and into the UK as the world warms further, according to a new study on how climate change spreads disease.

The government agency responsible for overseeing billions of pounds worth of legal funding has been hit by a cyber security incident.

A Chinese student who was airlifted from Japan's Mount Fuji last week had to be saved a second time just four days later, local authorities have said.

How did one woman fool the most famous magic society on the planet?

New analysis of a letter fragment has possibly shed light on William Shakespeare's marriage - suggesting it may have been less fractious than previously suggested.

Forty years on from the film that made them immortal, there are just 303 DeLorean cars left on Britain's roads.