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Jersey's Assistant Minister with responsibility for sport says she hopes the island can 'build on' the success from the Commonwealth Games.

Damien Molony, as Bergerac, is heading back to Jersey to solve a brand-new case in a third series of the detective drama.

Channel 103 reveals the acts that will be taking Jersey back to the eighties at next month's Weekender.

A rare sketchbook donated to the Société Jersiaise is provides a unique window into Jersey in the 19th Century.

Jersey won its first Commonwealth Games Medal in 36 years in what's been called a 'different' games for the squad.

The 150kg Aldabra tortoises, Mike and Biggy, have travelled more than 200 miles by ferry and road for specialist CT scans.

The court heard 53 year old Donna Bentley committed the offences in the 1990s.

A '90 Faces' photographic exhibit celebrating the National Trust for Jersey's 90th birthday has been unveiled by the Lieutenant Governor on behalf of The King, the Trust's Patron.

Despite 'positive and constructive' talks, Unite union members say their goodwill at work is not being recognised.

Bowler Alison Merrien does Team Guernsey proud with silver on the final day of the Commonwealth Games

The Torteval Scarecrow Festival enjoyed bumper takings meaning Guernsey charities benefit.

Alastair Chalmers came sixth the 400 metres hurdles at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Head of Justice says it is at an early stage and no agency staff have been employed to date.

The Housing Committee aims to deliver homes itself, alongside projects with the Guernsey Housing Association and private developers.

A Guernsey mum is calling on the States to provide larger parking bays for young families.

Alastair Chalmers has booked a place in the 400 metre hurdles final in Glasgow.

The widow of PC Andrew Harper has accused Andy Burnham of "betrayal" after it was revealed that two of her husband's killers remain eligible for early release.

Dividing lines between victim groups, fears about prisons becoming full again by Christmas, and concerns that these changes will lead to "inevitable mistakes" – probably not the intended outcomes of the prime minister's urgent review on early release, but that's the reality.

Two people have died in the US after being affected by the cyclospora outbreak that often causes "explosive diarrhoea".

Major retailers on London's high streets are using new technology from the Metropolitan Police to catch shoplifters.

The Sunday Times and Sun columnist Rod Liddle has died.

Ariana Grande has announced she will step back from public-facing engagements, citing concerns about "endless, ongoing public scrutiny".

Gabrielle Carrington, a former X Factor contestant, has pleaded not guilty to murdering a social media influencer by running her over with a car.

Vincent Pastore, who played Tony Soprano's best friend turned FBI informant on HBO's prestige drama The Sopranos, has died aged 80.

A boxer from the tiny Pacific island of Tuvalu has won her country's first Commonwealth Games medal without winning a fight.