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Animal protection charities are collating the numbers of dead seabirds after a change in wind direction is bringing them onto island beaches.

The island's ferry firm says it has introduced a 15% discount on return travel from Jersey.

A £3 million radiology suite at Jersey's General Hospital is improving how doctors deliver keyhole treatments for conditions including blood clots and cancers.

Lido Jersey (First Point Property Services) has agreed a lease for the Havre des Pas bathing pool and its facilities.

Two cars were taken and driven away in Jersey last weekend, as police continue to warn motorists against leaving keys in parked vehicles.

Organisers of Weekender and Lib in The Square have announced some changes to the island's festival scene this summer.

Jess Collins, a frontline trainee technician, is training to run the London Marathon for Jersey Heart Support Group.

The JSPCA is closing its assisted vet clinic at the end of May.

Animal protection charities are collating the numbers of dead seabirds after a change in wind direction is bringing them onto island beaches.

A planning condition for the new Les Ozouets campus has been removed after strong opposition.

CO2 emissions are dropping, but the car and transport generally are consistently the biggest contributor.

Progress is being made on the Victor Hugo Centre on Guernsey's seafront, after enough money has been raised to fund its capital costs.

Problems exporting a JT number to the new Co-op mobile network should be over by mid-March.

As many as 94,000 British nationals either live or on holiday in places like Dubai which has been hit by Iranian missiles.

The marketing agent says it achieves £753,000 rent each year and is promoted as a 20 year plus investment opportunity.

Record February rainfall sees sewage carts carrying out hundreds more trips.

A British passenger who was set to leave the Middle East on a chartered plane has described the situation on the ground as a "total shambles".

South East Water is to be fined £22m for repeated supply failures, watchdog Ofwat has said.

Nothing puts the so-called "special relationship" between the UK and the United States under strain like the Americans going to war.

We may be three years away from the next general election, but the battle lines are already being drawn. 

A furious Fabian Hurzeler said "only one team tried to play football" in Brighton's 1-0 loss to Arsenal and accused the Gunners of "making their own rules" as he railed against perceived time-wasting.

Aston Martin chief Adrian Newey has suggested it's unlikely that either of the team's cars will be able to finish Sunday's season-opening Australian Grand Prix due to concerns that vibrations from the steering wheel could cause serious damage to their drivers.

Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva said "all 50-50s have gone against us" as he hit out at Darren England's performance in a 2-2 draw with Nottingham Forest which handed the initiative to Arsenal in the Premier League title race.

South East Water is to be fined £22m for repeated supply failures, watchdog Ofwat has said.

Donald Trump's offer of US-backed insurance and naval escorts for shipping travelling through the Strait of Hormuz has not prevented maritime premiums soaring as underwriters scramble to reassess the risks to oil, gas and cargo vessels.

A company has admitted it supplied water that was unfit for human consumption after a parasitic outbreak in Devon.

Sky News has won news channel of the year and Yousra Elbagir has been named television journalist of the year at the Royal Television Society (RTS) Awards.

Rapper Ghetts has been jailed for 12 years after killing a Nepalese student in a hit-and-run collision.

BAFTAs host Alan Cumming has spoken out about the controversy surrounding the broadcast of the film awards, describing it as a "trauma triggering shitshow".

Celebrating a brand-new name, The Actor Awards - formerly the SAGs - welcomed a host of stars to the red carpet in LA on Sunday night.

A Labour MP whose husband was arrested on suspicion of spying for China has said she's "never seen anything" to make her suspect him of breaking the law.

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The government will halt visa routes for nationals from four countries who the home secretary says have "abused" the UK's generosity.

Restoring control of the borders is not a betrayal of Labour values, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will say as she sets out more reforms to the immigration system.

As acts of vengeance go, which is what Hezbollah says its strikes on northern Israel in the early hours of Monday morning were, this was not especially dramatic.

Regime change isn't what it used to be. Donald Trump himself had talked it up as a reason for attacking Iran.

US defence secretary Pete Hegseth said on Wednesday that an Iranian official behind an attempt to ​assassinate Donald Trump in 2024 has been killed by the US military.

Donald Trump's offer of US-backed insurance and naval escorts for shipping travelling through the Strait of Hormuz has not prevented maritime premiums soaring as underwriters scramble to reassess the risks to oil, gas and cargo vessels.

People on obesity jabs will regain the majority of the weight they lose within a year of stopping the drugs, a new study suggests.

A major VPN service is becoming one of the first to block websites known for hosting child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

Forget science fiction. The age of AI in war is here.

The government wants to know if you want to ban young people from social media.

A police sergeant has been sacked for using a picture frame to weigh down her laptop keys and give the false impression she was working from home.

On a day when energy bills are making headlines, we thought we'd share new research on the energy habits that lead to the most household arguments.

Barack Obama has said aliens are "real" in an interview, before later taking to social media to clarify his comments.

"Britain's loneliest sheep" has given birth for the first time.