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The Jersey Football Association has announced a Christmas community initiative, to support islanders experiencing loneliness or social isolation during the festive period.

A new online safety platform has been launched to help children, young people and their families learn about how to navigate the online world safely and responsibly.

DFDS has secured an earlier departure time for its fast ferry sailings from St Malo.

Simon Paul de la Haye has been jailed for 12 years by Jersey's Royal Court for raping a teenage girl 23 years ago.

20,000 people are expected to pass through Jersey Airport's doors over the Christmas travel period.

The Channel Islands Christmas Lottery 2025 has announced its winners.

Jersey churches are hosting a free carol service and Christmas Fayre in the Royal Square this week.

Carers in Jersey who support a loved one with a mental illness can get emotional and practical advice from a new service.

Major port improvement work next year will mean there is only one ramp available for all ferries to use.

Public health officials say there is currently no shortage of flu vaccines for those eligible under the vaccination programme - but say some community pharmacies may be low on stock.

The Channel Islands Christmas Lottery 2025 has announced its winners.

A Guernsey family have been fighting for justice for their daughter for more than a decade.

An intergalactic blue android will be splashing about at Cobo Bay on Boxing Day to raise money for charity.

The States of Guernsey-owned airline is the first to be granted a licence in the wake of the collapse of Blue Islands.

The new president of Health and Social Care says a review of healthcare complaints will take evidence from both sides before making recommendations.

The former boss of the Channel Islands Co-op has been awarded more than £3 million from his ex-employer.

Several victims of Jeffrey Epstein have told Sky News that the incomplete release of the files relating to the dead paedophile financier have left them feeling shocked, outraged and disappointed.

The US has been warned against risking a "humanitarian catastrophe" in Venezuela after it seized another tanker.

Australia's prime minister has announced a review of the country's police and intelligence agencies a week after the deadly Bondi Beach gun attack.

Now the other hostages are home, the living and the dead, there is just one face whose image you will see across Israel, alongside the national flag and the ubiquitous yellow ribbon, symbol of solidarity with the hostages.

Puppetry has enjoyed a renaissance in recent years.

David Walliams has been dropped by his publisher HarperCollins UK following allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards women.

Kylie Minogue has secured her first Christmas number one in the UK with her hit track XMAS.

Kate Winslet says she never set out to become a director - but after reading her son's first screenplay, she simply "couldn't let it go".

A raccoon that passed out drunk after running amok in a Virginia liquor store is suspected of two other "break-ins".

A Fabergé pendant has been recovered - after police spent six days closely monitoring the man accused of swallowing it.

An earthquake alert preparing people to "drop, cover, hold on" buzzed on phones in the US on Thursday - but turned out to be completely false.

A raccoon has gotten as drunk as a skunk.