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Jersey News
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Pair jailed for 'deplorable' attack outside mosque during Ramadan
A couple have been jailed after a child was subjected to a 'deplorable' attack outside Jersey's Islamic Centre during Ramadan.
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Jersey hosting inaugural 'Screen Summit'
A first-of-its-kind summit is being held in Jersey to shape the future of the film and TV sector.
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Early PFAS treatment tests 'promising' says Jersey Water
Treatment technologies being trialled by Jersey Water are showing reductions in PFAS in drinking water, but the utility also says it's too early to draw definitive conclusions.
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Channel Islanders could soon benefit from return of EU pet passports
The expected reintroduction of pet passports is set to extend to Channel Islanders wanting to take their pet to Europe.
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Remembrance Sunday in the Channel Islands
Today, the Channel Islands will join other nations in remembering those who have fallen in conflicts both throughout history and as recently as today.
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'Military people are not good at asking for help... they have to be supported'
A Chelsea pensioner supporting the Royal British Legion in the Channel Islands says they 'do not forget', as Jersey and Guernsey prepare to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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Ministers 'do not endorse' Inquiry comments in safeguarding meeting
The government insists safeguarding children and vulnerable people, is, and will always remain, its highest priority, after comments from a safeguarding meeting referring to the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry were leaked.
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Jersey FA over-50s walking football team are European Champions
The Jersey FA over-50 walking football team are European Champions!
Guernsey News
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Calls to scale back Bonfire Night in Guernsey
A new group is calling for changes to local fireworks laws after more than 40 events took place over four nights last week.
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New Filter outside Guernsey pub
A Filter is to be painted along the Fort Road at the Fermain Tavern junction.
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Channel Islanders could soon benefit from return of EU pet passports
The expected reintroduction of pet passports is set to extend to Channel Islanders wanting to take their pet to Europe.
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Remembrance Sunday in the Channel Islands
Today, the Channel Islands will join other nations in remembering those who have fallen in conflicts both throughout history and as recently as today.
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'Military people are not good at asking for help... they have to be supported'
A Chelsea pensioner supporting the Royal British Legion in the Channel Islands says they 'do not forget', as Jersey and Guernsey prepare to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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Sark to represent the Bailiwick at the Armistice commemorations
Conseiller John Guille will represent both Sark and the Bailiwick of Guernsey at the annual Cenotaph service in London.
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Asian hornet nest found in roof of Guernsey home
A cherry picker was used to access and eliminate the 34th nest found in Guernsey this year.
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Bid for extra money for Alderney's air routes fails
Deputies rejected a budget amendment for an extra £360,000 to bolster the Public Service Obligation contract.
UK News
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James Bulger's mother's 'relief' as killer Jon Venables kept in prison - but 'harrowing' process begins again
James Bulger's mother has spoken of her overwhelming relief after the Parole Board said one of her son's killers should stay in prison.
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Meghan 'not emotionally strong enough' for speech as she pulls out after father's arrest
Meghan has pulled out of a planned speech because she does not feel emotionally strong enough for public speaking after her father's arrest, Sky News understands.
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Margaret Fleming murder: Killer couple both now dead and take secret of victim's remains to the grave
Two killers who murdered a vulnerable woman have both now died - taking the secret of where they hid their victim's remains to the grave.
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Civil servant who juggled up to five government jobs guilty of fraud
A civil servant has been found guilty of nine counts of fraud after using remote working and sick notes to juggle up to five full-time government jobs at the same time.
Sport
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England Test squad for South Africa: Uncapped spinner Liam Patterson-White called up and Jacob Bethell returns
England have called up uncapped left-arm finger spinner Liam Patterson-White for this winter's three-Test series in South Africa, while Shoaib Bashir has dropped down to the Lions squad.
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Tom Brady leaves Birmingham: NFL legend and minority owner makes shock departure after three years
Birmingham have announced the shock departure of NFL legend Tom Brady as minority owner with the Bluenoses sitting top of the Championship table.
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Grand Slam of Darts 2026: Luke Littler grouped with Beau Greaves as he looks to defend title in Wolverhampton
The draw for the Grand Slam of Darts 2026 has taken place with Luke Littler grouped alongside Beau Greaves and Niels Zonneveld to make a mouth-watering Group A.
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Stephen Robinson: Aberdeen sack head coach with club 11th in Scottish Premiership after Hibs defeat
Aberdeen have sacked Stephen Robinson with the club sitting 11th in the Scottish Premiership.
Business & Finance
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Retail sector charity refuses to back Poundland owner's boss
Britain's leading retail charity has refused to give its public backing to the executive at the centre of the Poundland insolvency crisis amid intense political scrutiny of the US investment firm's conduct.
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Steel tycoon Gupta secures deal to keep grip on prized InfraBuild asset
The steel tycoon Sanjeev Gupta has struck an eleventh-hour deal to keep control of a prized Australian asset after a long-running legal tussle.
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Thames Water agrees funding into next year ahead of November deadline
The UK's biggest water company has agreed to a funding deal, allowing it to continue operating until autumn next year ahead of a November deadline.
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Funds giant DE Shaw in talks to back £7bn digital bank Monzo
An American fund management giant is in talks to lead a capital-raising at Monzo, the UK-based digital bank, which is likely to value it at over £7bn.
Entertainment & Showbiz
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Ground Force presenter Tommy Walsh has died
Ground Force presenter Tommy Walsh has died at the age of 69 following a "long illness", his agent has confirmed.
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Russell Brand's barrister reports himself to watchdog over behaviour after verdict
Russell Brand's barrister has reported himself to a professional regulator over a clash with a journalist after his client was convicted of rape.
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Katherine Ryan feels 'grief and relief' over Brand guilty verdict
Comedian Katherine Ryan has said she feels "grief and relief" after Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault.
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Russell Brand faces 'significant' prison term after rape and sexual assault conviction
Russell Brand has been told by a judge that he faces a "significant custodial term" after being found guilty of rape and sexual assault.
UK Politics
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Civil servant who juggled up to five government jobs guilty of fraud
A civil servant has been found guilty of nine counts of fraud after using remote working and sick notes to juggle up to five full-time government jobs at the same time.
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Can Andy Burnham deliver his vision?
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Government considering banning under-16s from Vinted and eBay
The government is seriously considering banning children from online sales platforms such as eBay and Vinted, the culture secretary has said.
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Parliament risks 'catastrophic event' without urgent renovation, MPs warn
The Palace of Westminster is at risk of a "catastrophic event" if delays to a renovation initiative are not resolved, a group of MPs have warned.
Around the world
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'Positive momentum' towards end to Iran war, Trump says
There is "positive momentum" towards an end to the Iran war, Donald Trump has said.
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France blames Iran for massive cyber attack on supermarket fridges
France has accused Iran of being behind the massive cyber attack on supermarket fridges last month.
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At least 14 dead after boat carrying migrants found near Crete
At least 14 people have died after a boat carrying migrants was found near Crete, Greek authorities have said.
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Gunman suspected of killing six people in Polish city of Krakow has died, police say
A gunman suspected of killing six people including a British national in Poland on Saturday has died in hospital.
Science and Technology
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Nvidia launches investigation into Jensen Huang's affair with 'Chinese spy'
The chief executive of tech giant Nvidia has admitted having an affair, with the company investigating reports that he was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort.
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Government considering banning under-16s from Vinted and eBay
The government is seriously considering banning children from online sales platforms such as eBay and Vinted, the culture secretary has said.
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Dozens of anti-data centre groups set to march in Edinburgh as part of Europe-wide protest
A coalition of 75 organisations opposed to plans for AI data centres in Scotland is set to march in Edinburgh this month.
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UK has 'new pair of eyes' in space after military satellite Titania enters orbit
The UK has a "new pair of eyes" in space after it launched a new military satellite into orbit, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced.
And finally...
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How US Marines deter Russia from this remote Finnish island
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Bugatti's CEO Mate Rimac chases down car thief - then offers him lift home
The head of the luxury car-maker Bugatti has promised to stop leaving his keys in his own car after his £2m model was stolen from a company site in Zagreb.
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Evading mines, soldiers and drones by bike: Sky speaks to women after escape from Russian occupation
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Window cleaners rescued from 15th floor of London skyscraper
It's a job that's not for the faint-hearted.
