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Five golds on day three and 29 medals overall puts Guernsey in third spot at Orkney.

Aurigny has partnered with Norse Atlantic UK to bolster the two airlines' pilot numbers.

Alderney FC wants footballers to move to the most northerly Channel Island to play football for the island team.

Guernsey sits fourth on the Island Games medal table after a successful evening in the pool.

There's a new opportunity for young toy enthusiasts living in Guernsey.

Team Guernsey take four medals on day one of the Orkney Island Games, including team gold in the women's triathlon.

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Channel Islanders are representing their countries at the 2025 Island Games in Orkney, kicking off with events including athletics, football, lawn bowls and squash.

32 crews from Jersey and Guernsey Rowing Clubs are lining up to take part in the Sark 2 Jersey Rowing Race - plus one single sculler from the Netherlands.

'Being Jersey – Stories of our Island', which opened to the public last September, has won an international award.

Jersey finished day three of competition at the Island Games in Orkney second in the medals table.

Investment is going into Jersey's departure lounge in a redevelopment of the 1997 design.

Jersey took seventeen more medals on day 2 of the Islands Games in Orkney.

Alderney FC wants footballers to move to the most northerly Channel Island to play football for the island team.

Police have arrested two men in their investigation into hateful graffiti which was sprayed across St Helier.

The Battle of Flowers is due to go ahead in August and will look slightly different, with a new route through town.

Jersey top the medals table after the first day of competition at the Orkney Island Games.

Ava was heading home from Pizza Hut when she found out her dad had been arrested. 

An Afghan man who worked for the British military has told Sky News he feels betrayed and has "completely lost (his) mind" after his identity was part of a massive data breach.

At least 20 people have been killed in an incident in Khan Younis, according to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), an Israel and US-backed organisation.

The parents of a woman who died after her blood clot was misdiagnosed by someone who she thought was a doctor have called a government-ordered review "a missed opportunity".

Jofra Archer says being part of a thrilling England win over India in his comeback game at Lord's made his long journey back to Test cricket "all worth it."

Nottingham Forest are determined to keep Morgan Gibbs-White, but are yet to lodge a formal complaint with the Premier League about Tottenham's conduct in their attempts to sign the midfielder.

Katie Taylor beat Amanda Serrano by unanimous decision to defend the undisputed super-lightweight championship and complete a clean sweep of three victories in their trilogy.

Arsenal have agreed a deal with Valencia worth an initial £13m plus add-ons for defender Cristhian Mosquera.

The rate of inflation has risen by more than expected on the back of fuel and food price pressures, according to official figures which have prompted accusations of an own goal for the chancellor.

The chancellor has confirmed she is considering "changes" to ISAs - and said there has been too much focus on the "risk" of consumers investing.

The real story from Tuesday night's Mansion House was more what didn't happen than what did happen.

HM Revenue and Customs does not know how many billionaires pay tax in the UK, according to a new report by MPs.

Huge steel fences have been erected to prevent ticketless fans from watching the Oasis reunion tour in Manchester.

An American Idol TV executive and her husband have been found dead in their LA home.

MasterChef presenter John Torode will no longer work on the show after an allegation he used an "extremely offensive racist term" was upheld, the BBC has said.

The 2025 Emmy nominations have been revealed - with British crime drama Adolescence up for 13 awards.

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The chancellor has confirmed she is considering "changes" to ISAs - and said there has been too much focus on the "risk" of consumers investing.

The retreat from Afghanistan during the Taliban takeover in 2021 began as a farce, then it was a scandal and now it's a shoddy cover-up.

HM Revenue and Customs does not know how many billionaires pay tax in the UK, according to a new report by MPs.

An Afghan man who worked for the British military has told Sky News he feels betrayed and has "completely lost (his) mind" after his identity was part of a massive data breach.

The defence secretary has told Sky News he is "deeply uncomfortable" with the government using a super-injunction to keep a massive data breach hidden.

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At least 20 people have been killed in an incident in Khan Younis, according to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), an Israel and US-backed organisation.

The East and West Midlands are officially in drought after the driest start to a year since 1976.

A jury will decide whether Tesla is partly to blame for the death of a young woman who was hit by an electric car on autopilot.

Steve's morning starts lying still in the clanging magnet of an MRI machine as his body is slowly scanned from neck to knee in intimate detail.

An X account for the Sesame Street character Elmo has been targeted by an unknown hacker who posted antisemitic and racist messages.

A Spanish disability group has threatened legal action after people with dwarfism were reportedly hired as entertainers for Lamine Yamal's 18th birthday.

A flight in Australia was delayed for two hours after a stowaway snake was found in the plane's cargo hold.

Politicians have called for a Scotland-wide seagull summit to be held amid warnings someone could be killed.

Two young bears escaped from their enclosure at a wildlife park in Devon - and devoured a week's worth of honey.