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Islanders are going to start being told to come back every five years for a cervical cancer screening, rather than three, due to an advancement in tests.

Guernsey charity SafetyNet has commended the police for their approach to investigating rape and serious sexual assaults.

Guernsey's new fire chief says fire crews and paramedics work as a team to carry out CPR, and the success rates are some of the best in Europe.

The operation will be run by its Jersey counterpart but with a base in Guernsey.

DFDS has announced its long-awaited regular inter islands sailing.

Public Health has told IslandFM that children under the age of 18 will be able to access nicotine replacement therapies through school nurses, and in some cases, without parental consent.

Guernsey's Bob Beebe - an amateur radio enthusiast of 50 years - has been elected President of the Radio Society of Great Britain.

C5 Alliance is to provide the IT support for Guernsey's States as part of the move to a multi-vendor approach to government services, rather than the former single supplier.

Islanders are going to start being told to come back every five years for a cervical cancer screening, rather than three, due to an advancement in tests.

Netballers have staged a protest in Jersey's Royal Square about a lack of suitable courts that threatens the future of the sport.

Jersey's government has responded to findings that PFAS contamination is wider than thought, just as campaigners are demanding more independent scrutiny.

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Jersey Scottish FC is 'in desperate need' of a permanent place for the club's 200 children to play.

Fire crews and paramedics have rescued a student who fell whilst walking along the cliff paths between Greve de Lecq and Plemont.

DFDS has announced its long-awaited regular inter islands sailing.

There been 'overwhelming' public support for revamping Fort Regent.

Jersey students will be eligible for up to just over £ 9,000 to help with living costs.

Israel has carried out dozens of air strikes on Iran and has declared an emergency as it braces for retaliation.

Rachel Reeves is a "gnat's whisker" away from having to raise taxes in the autumn budget, a leading economist has warned - despite the chancellor insisting her plans are "fully funded".

Two women have died after an incident in Wales's largest national park, police have confirmed.

The UN nuclear watchdog's board of governors has found that Iran is not complying with its nuclear obligations for the first time in 20 years.

Tottenham have appointed Thomas Frank as their new head coach.

JJ Spaun upstaged the world’s best by grabbing a one-shot lead after the opening day of the US Open, as Scottie Scheffler failed to live up to his status as pre-tournament favourite.

Manchester City have completed the £46.3m signing of midfielder Tijjani Reijnders from AC Milan.

Lewis Hamilton has admitted it was "a relief" to discover after his poor performance at the Spanish Grand Prix than he had been "massively" hindered by a technical issue with his Ferrari.

As hundreds lie dead following the latest tragedy to beset a Boeing passenger plane, it is too early to determine blame.

The FTSE 100 has secured a new record closing high after riding out a US trade war-linked slump.

The UK economy shrank more than expected in April as the worst of President Trump's tariffs hit.

Thousands of jobs are at risk after discount high street chain Poundland was sold - with dozens of shops expected to shut.

Video game actors in the US have ended their strike after nearly a year of industrial action, over the use of artificial intelligence by game studios. 

Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty of committing a criminal sexual act in a retrial in New York.

Brian Wilson - the co-founder of The Beach Boys - has died at the age of 82.

A judge in the US has dismissed actor Justin Baldoni's $400m (£295m) defamation lawsuit against his It Ends With Us co-star Blake Lively.

Rachel Reeves is a "gnat's whisker" away from having to raise taxes in the autumn budget, a leading economist has warned - despite the chancellor insisting her plans are "fully funded".

Economists suspected that the comfortable growth enjoyed at the beginning of the year might prove to be short-lived, and they appear to be right.

Sky News' Sam Coates and Politico's Anne McElvoy serve up their essential guide to the day in British politics.

The chief secretary to the Treasury has called the Sky News-Chat GPT spending review projection "pretty good" and scored it 70%.

Israel has carried out dozens of air strikes on Iran and has declared an emergency as it braces for retaliation.

Air India has confirmed that 241 people on board a flight to London Gatwick have died after the aircraft crashed shortly after take-off – with just one person surviving.

An Air India flight which was en route to London Gatwick has crashed in India.

The British man who survived the Air India plane crash told his family "I don't know how I'm alive" in a phone call seconds after the plane came down, his brother has told Sky News.

Video game actors in the US have ended their strike after nearly a year of industrial action, over the use of artificial intelligence by game studios. 

The sun's south pole has been seen for the first time from outside the ecliptic plane in unprecedented images sent back to Earth by a solar orbiter.

A new treaty to govern international waters is "tantalisingly close" after countries - including Britain - promised to sign it into law.

A powerful new supercomputer will be built in Edinburgh after all, the chancellor has announced. 

A Syrian contractor made a historic discovery when clearing the rubble of a destroyed home, stumbling upon remains of an underground Byzantine tomb complex.

Tens of thousands of people have flocked to see the remains of a revered Spanish saint, more than 440 years after her death, prompting debate over whether such displays "encourage morbid curiosity".

Dairy-loving daredevils from around the world have descended on Gloucestershire and thrown themselves down Cooper's Hill in the annual cheese-rolling race.

A cargo ship has crashed into a man's front garden in Norway, missing his home, where he was sleeping, by just a few metres.