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The 10th Channel Islands Pride will see Channel Islanders gather Jersey's People's Park today (21 June).

Students at government schools and colleges will not be allowed to use their phones during the school day from September.

Jersey Employment Forum is calling for the legal protection of those disclose information that is in the public interest, or 'whistleblow'.

Sandy Park at Long Beach has been saved, with Grouville parishioners agreeing to take over its upkeep.

Olly Spry is taking on a golfing challenge for charity, starting at dawn and ending when the sun sets.

A 2km² land fire at Grève de Lecq has been extinguished by Jersey Fire and Rescue.

DFDS has acquired the Commodore Goodwill, which will run freight services between Jersey, Portsmouth and St Malo.

Jersey Opera House has announced the appointment of a new interim Chair. Laura Robertson takes over from Cyril Whelan who's stepped down.

The 10th Channel Islands Pride will see Channel Islanders gather Jersey's People's Park today (21 June).

A team of independent, impartial and international election observers came to Guernsey to ensure democratic values were upheld as the island took to the polls.

Newcomers and seasoned politicians among a cohort of females that make up more than a quarter of the Assembly.

Deputies Lindsay De Sausmarez and Yvonne Burford are resoundingly returned but voters back a swathe of newcomers.

DFDS has acquired the Commodore Goodwill, which will run freight services between Jersey, Portsmouth and St Malo.

Aurigny will team up with Skybus to operate the Alderney lifeline routes, promising a more resilient and financially efficient service.

Young triathletes, karters, cyclists and horse riders will have the cost of transporting themselves and their equipment to training and competitions covered.

Voting is underway in Guernsey's second island-wide election of deputies.

Sir Keir Starmer has said stability in the Middle East is "a priority" following US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, as the world has reacted to the attack.

Since the local elections Reform UK has had no shortage of good polls.

The impending ban on protest group Palestine Action has divided opinion - described as both "outrageous" and "long overdue".

A yellow warning is in place for "potentially intense" thunderstorms in large parts of the country - and some places could have up to 40mm of rainfall in less than two hours.

Ben Duckett admitted he had "goosebumps" watching under-pressure Ollie Pope score a century on day two of the first Test between England and India at Headingley.

Ollie Pope struck a ninth Test century as part of a stirring England fightback on day two of the first Test at Headingley, the hosts closing on 209-3 in reply to India's first-innings 471.

David 'Syd' Lawrence, the first British-born Black cricketer to play for England, has died at the age of 61.

Manchester United's Marcus Rashford has said he would like to play alongside Barcelona star Lamine Yamal.

Sam Laidlaw, the former boss of Centrica, is among the candidates being considered as the next chairman of BP, Britain’s besieged oil and gas exploration giant.

Hundreds more high street jobs are being put at risk as part of a sweeping overhaul of the family-owned fashion retailer River Island.

Sir Alan Bates has called for those responsible for the wrongful convictions of sub postmasters in the Capture IT scandal to be "brought to account".

Retail sales volumes suffered their largest monthly fall since December 2023 last month, according to official figures which suggest a link to rising bills.

While cinemas are struggling and London's West End has witnessed a significant escalation in ticket prices, creatives behind immersive experiences say their sector is experiencing "a gold rush moment".

K-pop star Suga, a rapper and songwriter from global sensation BTS, has been discharged from South Korea's mandatory military service.

Singer Chris Brown has pleaded not guilty to attempting to cause grievous bodily harm over an alleged bottle attack at a London nightclub two years ago.

Director Danny Boyle has said his latest film 28 Years Later could be seen as an allegory for Brexit.

Sir Keir Starmer has said stability in the Middle East is "a priority" following US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, as the world has reacted to the attack.

Since the local elections Reform UK has had no shortage of good polls.

The impending ban on protest group Palestine Action has divided opinion - described as both "outrageous" and "long overdue".

MPs have voted to approve a historic bill that would legalise assisted dying in England and Wales.

Details are emerging about the US strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities.

Make no mistake, this is a big moment. Donald Trump has done what he said he wouldn't do - he's gone to war in the Middle East.

The US has carried out a "very successful attack" on three nuclear sites on Iran, President Donald Trump has said, while Tehran has warned of "everlasting" consequences.

As the sun rises above Jerusalem this morning, Israelis will be waking to the news that America has joined their war and attacked Iran. It will be met with mixed feelings.

Every baby in the UK will have their DNA tested under a new 10-year plan for the NHS.

Minecraft users are being targeted by criminals posing as game coders online.

A SpaceX rocket has exploded before launch - sending a dramatic fireball high into the sky.

A "pioneering" new scanner derived from MRI technology could be used to track brain cancer spread and lead to improved treatment for patients, scientists have said.

Police are warning rock fans at this weekend's Download festival about the potential for accidental calls while in the mosh pit.

A Syrian contractor made a historic discovery when clearing the rubble of a destroyed home, stumbling upon remains of an underground Byzantine tomb complex.

Tens of thousands of people have flocked to see the remains of a revered Spanish saint, more than 440 years after her death, prompting debate over whether such displays "encourage morbid curiosity".

Dairy-loving daredevils from around the world have descended on Gloucestershire and thrown themselves down Cooper's Hill in the annual cheese-rolling race.