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Deputies approve measures to support the industry against agri-inflation, declining consumption and uncertainty over the future of the States Dairy.

The Assembly approves a plan to create the right economics needed to look after Guernsey's ageing population.

500 islanders who remained in Guernsey or were evacuated during the Second World War will receive a gift hamper this Liberation Day.

States approve a framework that will allow Guernsey to use 5G, bringing faster download speeds to devices.

It's time to say 'baa'-bye to Belle, Gypsy, Lily and Elvis as they leave Jersey Zoo to join a UK breeding programme.

An AirTurb Model One, a compact vertical wind turbine, has been demoed in St Peter Port.

Environment committee president somewhat tight-lipped on the ongoing issue at La Vallette but says public help in keeping the board may be welcome.

Bookings are due open for sailings between Jersey and Guernsey on Brittany Ferries from April.

A woman has been jailed for four and half years for trying to bring cocaine into Jersey.

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'.

Jersey's Health Minister says he is 'greatly relieved and delighted' that the new acute hospital at Overdale has got planning permission.

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.

Supermarket prices could potentially rise by around 0.4% from March as DFDS takes over shipping with new freight flat rates.

More primary school children are training for free with Jersey Bulls.

It's time to say 'baa'-bye to Belle, Gypsy, Lily and Elvis as they leave Jersey Zoo to join a UK breeding programme.

'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.

The body of hostage Shiri Bibas has been returned, her family has confirmed.

The Vatican has said Pope Francis "rested well" as he remains in hospital.

Donald Trump has purged top military figures in the Pentagon, including firing America's most senior commander.

Donald Trump has said the US is close to agreeing a minerals deal with Ukraine - after accusing Britain and France of "doing nothing" to end the war.

Joseph Parker weighed in at the heaviest weight of his career for Saturday's heavyweight collision, even as new opponent Martin Bakole was still travelling out for the fight.

The epic rematch between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol headlines a stacked card on Saturday February 22 live on Sky Sports Box Office.

Daniel Dubois missed out on a world title defence when illness prevented him from boxing Joseph Parker, with promoter Frank Warren now looking at alternative fights.

Liverpool will play Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League last 16 while Arsenal face PSV Eindhoven and Aston Villa take on Club Brugge.

Cliff Nicholls runs two trampoline parks and indoor play centres: one in Tamworth in the West Midlands, the other in Bolton, Greater Manchester. He's already feeling the pressure from the government's latest budget measures and has been forced to abandon further investment plans.

Shops were given a surprisingly big boost in January as retail sales rose by 1.7% - much more than the 0.3% rise forecast by economists.

A challenger bank which has amassed a substantial customer base of Britain's wealthiest savers is in talks about raising £200m in private funding before pursuing a US flotation which would raise further questions about the attractiveness of the London market.

Parents who are entitled to hours of free childcare should not have to pay mandatory extra charges to secure their nursery place, the government has said.

Pamela Anderson is one of the most recognisable faces in Hollywood.

A man has been found guilty of attempted murder for attacking author Sir Salman Rushdie.

Neighbours has been axed for a second time, just two years after Amazon threw the Australian soap a lifeline.

Dad was a showman with great charisma, but he never lost sight of the fact that an interview is about the guest, not the host.

Cliff Nicholls runs two trampoline parks and indoor play centres: one in Tamworth in the West Midlands, the other in Bolton, Greater Manchester. He's already feeling the pressure from the government's latest budget measures and has been forced to abandon further investment plans.

Being a politician is not always easy - and neither is it straightforward if you are in a relationship with one.

Child criminal exploitation (CCE) and "cuckooing" will be made new offences under a new law, the home secretary has said.

Jess Phillips has said "there is no place" where violence against women and girls "doesn't happen" - as a new law is set to make spiking a criminal offence.

The body of hostage Shiri Bibas has been returned, her family has confirmed.

The Vatican has said Pope Francis "rested well" as he remains in hospital.

A new trial for Lyle and Erik Menendez, after 35 years in prison for the shotgun murder of their parents, has been turned down by the Los Angeles County District Attorney.

Steve Bannon has denied making a Nazi salute at a conservative gathering, insisting the gesture was just a wave.

Apple will no longer offer customers in the UK its most advanced, end-to-end security encryption feature for cloud data storage - following a row with the government.

Apple's decision to withdraw its most secure cloud storage service from the UK is just the latest turning point in a battle that has been rumbling on between US tech companies and successive British governments for some time.

A newly discovered bat coronavirus could at some point spread to humans like COVID-19, Chinese researchers have found.

Elon Musk has had a heated exchange with famed astronaut Andreas Mogensen who accused has him of lying over claims that two NASA astronauts had been "left" in space.

More than 1,000 stickers were put on gravestones and wooden crosses at three cemeteries in the southern German city of Munich.

Runners at a 10k trail race in Glasgow were sent in the wrong direction by a prankster pretending to be a marshal and who buried arrow signs marking the course.

A large sinkhole has opened up in a Surrey village - forcing the high street to be closed.

A tourist village in China known for its snowy landscapes has apologised for using cotton wool and soapy water to make fake snow during unexpected warmer weather.