After a wet start to their two-day trip to the Channel Islands in Jersey, King Charles and Queen Camilla are visiting Guernsey.
The couple last visited the islands as The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall in 2012, to mark Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee year. This trip its the first by a sovereign since 2005.
Follow day two of the Royal Visit as attention moves to Guernsey with our live updates:
Farnham to remain Chief Minister
Lyndon Farnham will remain Jersey’s Chief Minister, after being the only candidate to put themselves forward.
Hole in road causes gridlock in St Helier
Traffic has been brought to a standstill in central St Helier because of emergency roadworks on Stopford Road.
Woman who died in St Brelade crash named
The 78-year-old woman who died after a crash in St Brelade has been named by police.
Plan to reopen Sandy Park by school holidays
It's hoped Sandy Park in Grouville will be under parish control and reopen by the start of the school summer holidays.
Gorilla Afia joins the troop at Jersey Zoo
A new gorilla has moved into Jersey Zoo, the first to join the existing troop in 15 years.
Jersey couple donates £1m to Southampton medical research centre
A Jersey couple has donated £1 million toward a campaign to build a pioneering medical research centre in Southampton.
Extra domestic abuse support as World Cup kicks off
Police and support services are working together to raise awareness and help victims of domestic abuse during the World Cup.
Unclaimed CI Co-op cash funds community projects
Money that was sitting unclaimed in dormant Co-op share accounts is being given to community projects in the Channel Islands.
