Comedian Rob Brydon has teased he could be working on a new character - based on one of Jersey's long-serving politicians!
The 'Would I Lie To You' presenter has cashed in on his similarities with the External Relations Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, sharing one of his doppelganger's videos on Twitter.
In a tongue-in-cheek post, the comedian says the character 'is a work in progress, but he's very happy with how he's coming along.'
The Senator is yet to publicly respond to his new-found fame.
Woman jailed for smuggling cocaine into Jersey
A woman has been jailed for four and half years for trying to bring cocaine into Jersey.
Performing arts group writes to Chief Minister over Opera House concerns
The Performing Arts Development Group has written to Jersey's Chief Minister, concerned the Opera House refurbishment hasn't included technical upgrades, leaving the theatre 'unable to present high quality productions'.
Minister 'relieved and delighted' by hospital planning consent
Jersey's Health Minister says he is 'greatly relieved and delighted' that the new acute hospital at Overdale has got planning permission.
New hospital at Overdale gets planning approval
After more than a decade and well over £100m, Jersey is a major step towards a new hospital -with planning permission granted for the development at Overdale.
Shop prices likely to rise slightly under Jersey's new freight service
Supermarket prices could potentially rise by around 0.4% from March as DFDS takes over shipping with new freight flat rates.
Second school joins Jersey Bulls coaching programme
More primary school children are training for free with Jersey Bulls.
Rare Golden Guernsey Goats em'baa'rk on a new journey
It's time to say 'baa'-bye to Belle, Gypsy, Lily and Elvis as they leave Jersey Zoo to join a UK breeding programme.
Dog owners urged to make a 'Pawsitive Impact' to Jersey
'Man's best friend' isn't always everyone else's. The team at Jersey National Park is warning owners dogs can negatively impact the environment.
