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High heat stays in South West and Channel Islands
Temperatures are expected to rise above 30C, affecting schools, travel and businesses.
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Guernsey poll shows support for social media ban
The UK has started the process of banning social media for children under 16.
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Guernsey scratchcards sales down but above Jersey
Guernsey's sales for scratchcards dipped by 2.3% for 2025, though continues to outsell Jersey.
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Channel Islands select squad to face Poland
The Channel Islands rugby team name their 23-man squad for their game with Poland next month.
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Revenue Service has 20,000 backlogged returns
Guernsey's Revenue Service has 20,000 backlogged tax returns, it has been revealed.
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'My sadness at giving up Guernsey's oldest pub'
A former landlord says it is likely the historic venue will become housing.
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The 1976 drought and standpipes in streets
People in the South West and Channel Islands conserved water in 30C heat during the summer of 1976.
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'Recruiting problems' 10 years on from Brexit vote
But holidaymakers from Guernsey face not as many problems a decade on from the UK EU referendum.
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Islanders invited to take part in sea challenge
Les Bourgs Hospice is encouraging swimmers to get in the sea for the 30 Bays in 30 Days challenge.
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Bullied pupil feared school and going out
The girl has been unable to attend school for year because of the bullying she faced.
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Gorst's character reference for Le Tocq questioned
Lyndon Farnham is asked is he knew about the reference for ex-Guernsey leader and Jonathan Le Tocq.
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High heat stays in South West and Channel Islands
Temperatures are expected to rise above 30C, affecting schools, travel and businesses.
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Duchess makes first royal visit to offshore reef
Sophie also spends time meeting local farmers and children on her two-day visit.
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Jersey poll shows support for social media ban
The UK has started the process of banning social media for children under 16.
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Chamber of Commerce interim president appointed
Eliot Lincoln served as vice president and then previously as president between 2015 and 2019.
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Channel Islands select squad to face Poland
The Channel Islands rugby team name their 23-man squad for their game with Poland next month.
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Guernsey scratchcards sales down but above Jersey
Guernsey's sales for scratchcards dipped by 2.3% for 2025, though continues to outsell Jersey.
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Sensory bags created for football fans
The Jersey Football Association and Autism Jersey want to help people deal with over-stimulation.
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Tension 'likely' in new government - ex-chief
Kristina Moore says she expects to see "some quite considerable clashes" between senior politicians.
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The 1976 drought and standpipes in streets
People in the South West and Channel Islands conserved water in 30C heat during the summer of 1976.
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'Improved intelligence' boosts cocaine seizures
There were 34 confiscations of cocaine last year when compared to 19 in 2023.
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Islanders warned of potential record-breaking heat
Messages have been sent out, urging people to avoid the direct sun and to stay hydrated.
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Education system is 'failing my SEND child'
A mother who has a child with special educational needs and disabilities calls for change.
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Jersey election: How is the chief minister chosen?
With the full list of successful candidates now confirmed, this is what happens next.
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From UK athlete to parliament: Serena Guthrie wins senator seat
Serena Guthrie won Commonwealth gold as part of the England netball team in 2018.
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Jersey Election 2026: Results
The results from the Jersey general election 2026 held on 7 June.
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Reform Party leader loses out in Jersey election
Ministers Sam Mézec and fellow party member Rob Ward are unsuccessful in their re-election attempts.
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Queues as Jersey voters headed to polls for election
Volunteers count the votes overnight as candidates find out their fate.
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Call to avoid A&E if possible as heatwave continues
Islanders are being asked to avoid A&E if it's not necessary, with the hot weather placing extra strain on the hospital.
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Former Chamber President takes temporary charge
A former Jersey Chamber of Commerce president has returned to the role temporarily after Lee Madden stepped down following a backlash to a donation he made to a political movement.
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Sensory bags sent to Jersey football community
Football clubs across Jersey are being given sensory bags to support people with autism.
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The first ever Royal Visit to The Ecréhous
Her Royal Highness Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, made history today (23 June) by being the first member of the Royal Family to visit The Écréhous.
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Second-hottest Jersey day on record
Jersey has had its second-hottest day since records began in 1894!
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'Stay Cool!': How Jersey's schools are coping with the heatwave
"I said to the children in Assembly, the important thing today is to stay cool. Cool in temperature, cool in attitude, and let's get through this together."
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Man assaulted outside St Helier pub
A man needed hospital treatment after allegedly being punched and kicked in an assault outside a St Helier pub.
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Oldest Island Walk finisher back by dinnertime
75-year-old Ed Wilson crossed the finish line at 7.38 pm, completing the 48 mile route in 16 hours and 37 minutes.
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June heat record still stands...for now...
The June heat record in Jersey wasn't broken today, but it almost certainly will fall tomorrow.
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Chief Minister thanks outgoing Prime Minister
Jersey's Chief Minister has given his thanks to Sir Keir Starmer, following his resignation as Prime Minister.
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40°C possible for Jersey midweek
We've been getting the latest from Jersey Met on this week's extreme temperatures...
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Details given on Jersey's MenB vaccines for university students
Public Health is offering Meningitis B vaccination clinics this summer for students preparing to start university or move into halls of residence for the first time this autumn.
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Frustration grows over Rouge Bouillon traffic chaos
Frustration is growing among motorists as the wait for Rouge Bouillon to reopen fully continues.
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June heat record set to be broken in Jersey
Forecasters are now predicting highs of 37°C for Tuesday and Wednesday (23 & 24 June).
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Man arrested following fire at flats near Springfield
A 22 year old man has been arrested following a fire at La Coie flats at Springfield.
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Record number of walkers begin the Island Walk
A record number of people set off from Elizabeth Harbour at 3am, watched the sun rise over Jersey, and are still walking.
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Guernsey and Jersey to explore joint working on affordable housing
Executives from Andium Homes meet with members of Guernsey's Committee for Housing.
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LISTEN: Sam Mézec gives first interview on election results
Ex-Reform Jersey leader Sam Mézec has given his first interview since losing the election.
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'Heat dome' set to bring intense hot spell
Another blast of very hot weather is on the way for the Channel Islands.
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Chief Minister sets out vision as new States Assembly meets for first time
Lyndon Farnham has been appointed Jersey's Chief Minister and set out his vision for the island.
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Second ever female Solicitor General of Jersey appointed
Advocate Victoria Bell has become the second female Solicitor General of Jersey.
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'Bumper to bumper' queues begin to clear after town crash
Traffic is expected to start moving slowly through the tunnel again, after a road accident caused significant queues through town.
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30 Bays renamed for tenth anniversary
This year's '30 bays' event has a new name for its tenth anniversary!
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Call for temporary fuel duty cut in Jersey
Fuel duty will be cut by ten pence a litre in Jersey for the rest of the year, if the States Assembly agrees.
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Ferry terminal plans include new duty-free shop
Plans have been submitted for a new duty-free at Elizabeth Terminal.
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Guernsey pet owners urged to take extra precautions during extreme heat
With record-breaking temperatures in Guernsey, the GSPCA has issued advice to prevent unnecessary animal suffering.
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Guernsey's June temperature record falls two days in a row
Tuesday's 33.8°C was just 0.5 degree Celsius below the island's hottest ever recorded summer temperature.
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The first ever Royal Visit to The Ecréhous
Her Royal Highness Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, made history today (23 June) by being the first member of the Royal Family to visit The Écréhous.
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Guernsey's oldest pub is for sale
The Plough Inn has lost its claim to fame as it is now on the property market for £350,000.
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Guernsey forecast to break all time heat record
Jersey Met predict it will hit 35°C in Guernsey today (23 June), after the June heat record was broken yesterday.
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Guernsey hurdler celebrates UK title win with family trackside
It was a Father's Day to remember for Alastair Chalmers, who claimed his sixth British title just days after the birth of his son.
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Guernsey set to break June heat record
Forecasters predict the temperature will climb to 34C by Tuesday (23 June).
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Guernsey and Jersey to explore joint working on affordable housing
Executives from Andium Homes meet with members of Guernsey's Committee for Housing.
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Dean of Guernsey to host farewell service in St Peter Port
The Dean of Guernsey will deliver his last service at the Town Church before he retires.
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Guernsey's Aurigny aircraft mesmerise online plane spotters
Three Aurigny ATRs traced perfect holding patterns above Guernsey as low visibility prevented them from landing.
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'Heat dome' set to bring intense hot spell
Another blast of very hot weather is on the way for the Channel Islands.
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Growing demand for mental health support in Guernsey
The Guernsey Counselling Service has been awarded a grant to expand its operations.
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BA's new Heathrow route brings first time visitors to Guernsey
Surveys at Guernsey Airport show one third of all British Airways passengers are new to Guernsey.
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CIAS Backs mental health drive as missing person searches rise
A mental health awareness campaign called "We See You" is launching in the Channel Islands.
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Abandoned vehicles removed from Guernsey car park
Two abandoned vehicles described as an "eyesore" have been removed from public property at no cost to the taxpayer.
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21st century revival for The Wombles
The eco-friendly fictional creatures, The Wombles, could return to television.
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World Cup excitement builds in Channel Islands
The World Cup excitement is going up a notch in the Channel Islands today, as England and Portugal play for the first time.
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Skirmish between British yacht and Russian warship near Alderney
A Russian frigate fired small arms warning shots at the private yacht as they passed north east of Alderney.
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Three banned from Jersey and Guernsey FA matches following Muratti violence
Three people have been banned from Jersey and Guernsey FA matches following violence at last month's Muratti.
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'World-class' Guernsey golf course to open this summer
La Grande Mare Golf Course has been extended and reconfigured over seven years.
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Guernsey helps the medical response to Ebola in central Africa
Overseas Aid has given £50,000 to a UK charity for protective clothing as they work among Ebola victims in the DRC.
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Guernsey to consider social media ban for under-16s
Guernsey politicians are responding after the UK announced a social media ban for under 16s.
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Guernsey footballer shares pics from England squad visit
Guernsey's Alex Scott has given fans a glimpse behind the scenes training with the England squad, by sharing a selection of photos on Instagram.
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Guernsey endurance athlete on schedule for record breaking walk
Mark Prevel says he has 'banked some miles' to make the remaining two weeks easier.
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First stage of Guernsey's Castle Bridge reconstruction begins
There will be full pedestrian access to the Castle and Lighthouse during the eight week project.