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Autism Jersey to expand its Adult and Family Support Services, with help from JT's Community Giving Scheme.

A 23-year-old runner, surfer, swimmer and medical student who lost all her limbs due to meningococcal septicaemia, is looking for advanced prosthetics so she can continue her hobbies.

DFDS' Levante Jet has made its maiden voyage to Jersey from Poole.

A report into Jersey homelessness in the last quarter of 2024 has revealed that 28% of people were recorded as being employed.

ArtHouse Jersey's commemorative exhibition will remember Jersey deportees who were sent to a prison camp in a town called Wurzach.

Jersey carers are being offered a free training programme for looking after islanders with dementia.

Helier de Veulle will be organising new 'Seymour Stroll' trail alongside the 'Seymour Sprint' for the 6th year.

Two islanders have escaped a serious car crash in St Peter's Valley with minor injuries.

As the rate of sexually transmitted infections rises globally, Public Health has published a 'refreshed' Sexual Health Strategy for Guernsey and Alderney.

Guernsey's Electoral Roll closes on 30 April ahead of the June election.

A Guernsey charity is appealing to landowners to lend some space for emergency accommodation.

Members of the British Army, the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force will join local cadets and veterans marching along the St Peter Port seafront this May.

A £40,000 project to redesign the charity's offices is under way for free, thanks to a new construction partnership.

Nine unique displays have been set up throughout St Peter Port to tell the island’s story of wartime hardship, hope, resilience and recovery.

Key records for family history research, including births, marriages, baptisms and deaths in the Bailiwick, can now be accessed online.

Islands Unlimited has been testing its 316 seater catamaran in moderate to rough seas off Malta.

A woman who was stabbed to death in north London has been named by police - as a man was arrested on suspicion of murder.

A "British man" has died after being beaten and set on fire by a mob in Ecuador, according to reports by media in the South American country.

Three men have been charged with manslaughter over the death of a woman who was struck by a van at a golf course following a police pursuit.

Premier League match tickets at Chelsea have been selling for more than twice the price of a season ticket on an American exchange website with a familiar director and investor to supporters – club chairman Todd Boehly.

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has defended Lewis Hamilton's early-season form in an X-rated rant following another disappointing weekend for the seven-time world champion at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Ben Whittaker tore into Liam Cameron to end their rematch in just the second round.

Oscar Piastri leads the Formula 1 world championship for the first time after winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as Max Verstappen's hopes of victory were scuppered by a five-second penalty.

When the final punches flew in, when Liam Cameron sagged into the ropes, when the referee stepped in to end it, Ben Whittaker could roar with relief, with exhilaration and the sheer thrill of ending a rivalry with an emphatic rematch victory.

One of Britain's leading venture capital investors is close to unveiling a deal to take over a nascent fintech fund which counted Lord Hammond, the former chancellor, among its advisors.

There will be much to chew over at the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) spring meetings this week.

DHL Express is suspending some shipments to the US as Donald Trump's new tariff regime takes effect.

The new owner of The Original Factory Shop (TOFS), one of Britain's leading independent discount retailers, is preparing to unveil a package of savage rent cuts for its store landlords.

The Who's Zak Starkey is back in the band after reports earlier this week he'd been sacked.

Forty years on from the film that made them immortal, there are just 303 DeLorean cars left on Britain's roads.

Could the next public health crisis be caused by a fungus?

Clodagh Rodgers, a singer best known for representing the UK at the 16th Eurovision Song Contest, has died aged 78.

It's no great surprise that members of a Labour MPs' LGBT+ WhatsApp group would be raising concerns about the impact of this week's Supreme Court ruling on the trans community.

There will be much to chew over at the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) spring meetings this week.

Leaders from across the UK including the Prime Minister and King Charles have been paying tribute to Pope Francis, who has died at the age of 88.

Around 49,000 A&E patients had to wait 24 hours or more for a hospital bed in England last year, according to NHS figures.

His arrival as pontiff heralded a new kind of leadership for the Catholic Church.

As cardinals prepare to gather for the papal conclave, the process by which a new pontiff is elected, Sky News takes a look at who could replace Pope Francis.

With the death of Pope Francis, the wheels are in motion to select a new pontiff.

The death of Pope Francis sets off a chain of events, from the breaking of his signet ring and his funeral to the secretive conclave election of his successor.

A NASA astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts have returned to Earth from the International Space Station (ISS).

Crime syndicates behind a multibillion-pound cyber scam industry are expanding globally as governments in South East Asia struggle to contain them, a UN report has warned.

Could the next public health crisis be caused by a fungus?

Ed Miliband has accused Nigel Farage of peddling "nonsense and lies" about the government's commitment to net zero, as the Reform UK leader said the issue could become the "new Brexit".

Forty years on from the film that made them immortal, there are just 303 DeLorean cars left on Britain's roads.

Robots have raced against humans in a half-marathon for the first time.

A four-foot-long caiman has been seized by police during a search of a property in Essex.

Millions of viewers are expected to tune in to one of TV's unlikely hits over the next few weeks, as herds of moose make their annual spring migration toward summer grazing pastures.