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Guernsey News
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Guernsey's emergency services assess the impact of Storm Goretti
The major incident saw multi-agency responses to nearly 150 emergency calls.
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Aurigny gets monopoly on Guernsey's lifeline airlinks as Loganair is denied permits
Loganair's licence applications to operate flights from Guernsey to Jersey and Guernsey to Southampton have been denied by the island's Transport Licensing Authority.
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Storm causes gable end to collapse on Guernsey property
An elderly couple had the gable end of their home ripped apart by Storm Goretti but were thankfully uninjured.
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Major clean up begins after Storm Goretti
The Bailiwick has been battered by Storm Goretti, with trees brought down, property damaged and 50 people evacuated from flats in St Peter Port.
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Sanctioned Russian tanker sailing north of Channel Islands
A Russian oil tanker sanctioned by the United States is sailing north of the islands a day after a similar vessel was seized by US forces in European waters.
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CI Airports to close early as Storm Goretti approaches
Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney airports will close at 6pm on Thursday evening (8th January) as the islands brace for the peak of Storm Goretti.
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Storm Goretti prompts stay-at-home warning in the Channel Islands
Storm force winds with gusts to 90mph and heavy rainfall are expected across the Channel Islands tomorrow evening (8 January).
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50,000 cruise passengers heading for Guernsey in 2026
51 cruise ship visits are scheduled for the year ahead, with that number likely to increase.
Jersey News
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Storm Goretti clean-up expected to take weeks
Jersey is making progress in its recovery efforts following Storm Goretti, although this is expected to continue over the next few weeks.
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Aurigny gets monopoly on Guernsey's lifeline airlinks as Loganair is denied permits
Loganair's licence applications to operate flights from Guernsey to Jersey and Guernsey to Southampton have been denied by the island's Transport Licensing Authority.
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Major clean up begins after Storm Goretti
Jersey has been battered by Storm Goretti, with trees brought down, property damaged and water and power outages in parts of the island.
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Jersey declares Storm Goretti a major incident
A major incident is being declared as Storm Goretti is set to hit the Channel Islands.
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Sanctioned Russian tanker sailing north of Channel Islands
A Russian oil tanker sanctioned by the United States is sailing north of the islands a day after a similar vessel was seized by US forces in European waters.
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CI Airports to close early as Storm Goretti approaches
Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney airports will close at 6pm on Thursday evening (8th January) as the islands brace for the peak of Storm Goretti.
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Gorey Hill faces 10 weeks of electricity network upgrades
Islanders in Gorey are set to face 10 weeks of road closures on Gorey Hill, as Jersey Electricity plans to upgrade the network.
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Man jailed for smuggling cocaine in chocolate egg cases
Kieran Walker (42) has been jailed for four and half years by Jersey's Royal Court for smuggling cocaine into Jersey concealed in chocolate egg cases hidden in his underwear.
National
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Victims of Bolton crash which killed three teenagers named locally
Four people, including three teenagers, who died in a crash between a taxi and a car in Greater Manchester have been named locally.
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More than 500 killed in Iran, US rights group says, as president accuses 'terrorists' of starting 'chaos and disorder'
Hundreds of Iranian protesters have reportedly been killed, according to an independent group, as the regime threatened to retaliate if attacked by the US.
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Woman shot dead in head as body bags show emerging picture of Iranian crackdown
The extent of the state's crackdown on Iranian protesters is beginning to emerge, despite the internet shutdown.
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British skier killed in avalanche in French Alps
A British skier has died in an avalanche in the French Alps.
Sport
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Conor Bradley injury: Liverpool defender to miss rest of season with significant knee injury sustained at Arsenal
Liverpool defender Conor Bradley will miss the rest of the season with a significant knee injury sustained in Thursday's goalless draw at Arsenal.
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Macclesfield beat Crystal Palace in FA Cup: Oliver Glasner fumes after shock third-round exit
Oliver Glasner fumed at his Crystal Palace side after their shock FA Cup third-round exit at Macclesfield on Saturday, saying his U21 side could have done better.
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NFL playoffs: Los Angeles Rams hold on to beat Carolina Panthers after Matthew Stafford's touchdown pass to Colby Parkinson in final minute
Colby Parkinson's touchdown with 38 seconds to play silenced the Carolina Panthers crowd as the Los Angeles Rams escaped with a 34-31 victory to advance to the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs on Saturday.
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Man Utd next manager: Club to accelerate appointment after meetings with Michael Carrick and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Manchester United are expected to accelerate the process of appointing a new interim head coach, with further detailed talks planned before a final decision is made between Michael Carrick and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Business & Finance
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Under-fire WH Smith holds Court in search for next chair
WH Smith, the London-listed travel retail group, is drawing up plans to identify a new chairman amid a battle to restore investors' faith in the company.
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The hidden parking fine loopholes every driver should know about | Money newsletter
Sky News has a free Money newsletter, bringing the kind of content you enjoy in the Money blog directly to your inbox - and more than 130,000 readers have already subscribed.
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Why Pride organisers face 'the most serious financial challenge in movement's history'
The company behind London's Pride parade recorded a £120,726 loss in 2024, latest accounts show.
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Abu Dhabi steel group eyes takeover of Gupta's UK empire
A UAE-based steel company has made an approach to buy Britain's third-biggest steel producer, months after it was declared "hopelessly insolvent" and fell into the hands of the Official Receiver.
Entertainment & Showbiz
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Grateful Dead singer and guitarist Bob Weir has died
Bob Weir, guitarist, singer and founding member of the Grateful Dead, has died at the age of 78.
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Most anticipated video games coming out in 2026
Grand Theft Auto VI is unquestionably the single most anticipated video game of 2026.
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Gabby Logan pays tribute to her father, Welsh football legend Terry Yorath
Gabby Logan has paid tribute to her father, former Leeds United and Wales midfielder Terry Yorath, who died at the age of 75 following a short illness.
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Funeral held for French movie and style icon Brigitte Bardot
Brigitte Bardot's funeral has been held with a private service in Saint-Tropez.
UK Politics
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Cabinet minister suggests Lord Mandelson should apologise over Jeffrey Epstein friendship
A cabinet minister has said anyone associated with Jeffrey Epstein should "apologise" to his victims after Lord Mandelson declined to do so.
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Conservatives pledge to ban social media for under-16s
The Conservatives have said they would ban social media for children under the age of 16.
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Transport secretary ducks questions over whether UK would support US action in Iran
A cabinet minister has refused to be drawn on whether the UK would support the US if it decided to take military action against Iran amid widespread protests in the country.
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Asylum hotel migrant evictions set to begin in the spring
Evictions of migrants living in asylum hotels are set to start in the spring, Sky News understands.
Around the world
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British skier killed in avalanche in French Alps
A British skier has died in an avalanche in the French Alps.
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Woman shot dead in head as body bags show emerging picture of Iranian crackdown
The extent of the state's crackdown on Iranian protesters is beginning to emerge, despite the internet shutdown.
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Iran's regime is more vulnerable than it has ever been, but Khamenei shows no sign of relenting
Mass protest is a long way from revolution.
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'This is journalism at its most raw': Go behind the scenes on the frontline with new-look Sky News show
A new-look Sky News series takes viewers straight into some of the world's most hostile environments.
Science and Technology
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Conservatives pledge to ban social media for under-16s
The Conservatives have said they would ban social media for children under the age of 16.
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JD Vance agrees sexualised AI deepfakes 'entirely unacceptable,' Lammy says
David Lammy has said that US vice president JD Vance agrees that sexualised AI-generated deepfakes - such as those made using Elon Musk's Grok - are "entirely unacceptable".
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NASA mega-rocket for moon mission could launch in weeks
The NASA rocket that will fly astronauts around the moon for the first time since 1972 could be rolled out to its launchpad at Kennedy Space Centre in Florida within days.
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Elon Musk says backlash to AI chatbot deepfake images is 'excuse for censorship'
The UK government "wants any excuse for censorship", Elon Musk has said, amid a growing backlash over deepfake sexual images produced by his social media site X's artificial intelligence tool.
And finally...
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Stolen Fabergé pendant passed to police - quite literally
A Fabergé pendant has been recovered - after police spent six days closely monitoring the man accused of swallowing it.
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'Drop and cover' earthquake alert turns out to be false alarm
An earthquake alert preparing people to "drop, cover, hold on" buzzed on phones in the US on Thursday - but turned out to be completely false.
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Spirit animal: Raccoon gets drunk as a skunk in a booze store - and sleeps off hangover in the toilet
A raccoon has gotten as drunk as a skunk.
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Is Die Hard a Christmas film? The public have spoken - and you might not like the result
It's a debate that's torn families apart for years - with selection boxes thrown in rage, and stony silences around the dinner table.
