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Guernsey News
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Emergency accommodation for homeless arrives in Guernsey
Two sleeping pods are being installed at the Vale Douzaine.
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Blue Islands goes into liquidation
Blue Islands is going into liquidation.
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Aurigny signals its intention to operate inter-islands flights long-term
Guernsey's States-owned airline, Aurigny, has signaled its desire to operate the Guernsey-Jersey route 'for good'.
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'It's very clear that they have been working with Loganair for a while'
Guernsey's Economic Development President, Deputy Sasha Kazantseva-Miller, believes the speed at which Blue Islands collapsed was a 'surprise' and a 'shock'.
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Donation boxes to help Guernsey families with premature babies
The Channel Islands Co-operative Society is partnering with the Priaulx Premature Baby Foundation to provide in-store collection boxes for items needed by local families.
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Airlines will require a licence to operate Guernsey-Jersey route
Guernsey's government has classified the inter-islands air link as 'essential', meaning an airline will need a licence to operate it from mid-January.
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Guernsey Electricity says it is listening over price rises
Guernsey Electricity's annual report says customer feedback will inform decisions over future tariff increases.
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Jersey and Guernsey's Chambers of Commerce saddened by Blue Islands' collapse
Both Jersey and Guernsey's Chambers of Commerce have expressed 'sadness' at Blue Islands' decision to suspend flights to and from the Channel Islands.
Jersey News
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Party-goers told to 'Get Home Safe' this festive period
As the Christmas party season gets underway, islanders are being encouraged to 'Get Home Safe'.
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Sleep Out raises £41,500
This year's Sleep Out has raised £41,000 for homelessness.
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Blue Islands goes into liquidation
Blue Islands is going into liquidation.
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Aurigny signals its intention to operate inter-islands flights long-term
Guernsey's States-owned airline, Aurigny, has signaled its desire to operate the Guernsey-Jersey route 'for good'.
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'It's very clear that they have been working with Loganair for a while'
Guernsey's Economic Development President, Deputy Sasha Kazantseva-Miller, believes the speed at which Blue Islands collapsed was a 'surprise' and a 'shock'.
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Airlines will require a licence to operate Guernsey-Jersey route
Guernsey's government has classified the inter-islands air link as 'essential', meaning an airline will need a licence to operate it from mid-January.
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Jersey's dedicated women's ward reopens after £2M refurbishment
A dedicated ward for women at Jersey's General Hospital has reopened this week following a £2 million refurbishment.
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Motorists 'will find themselves before the courts' if caught by new safety camera
Jersey's Police Chief is warning islanders who drive dangerously that they will face the courts if caught by a new, mobile safety camera.
Sport
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Troy Parrott: How former Tottenham prospect catapulted Republic of Ireland into World Cup play-offs
"I will never have a better night in my whole life. It is a fairy tale. You can't even dream about something like that."
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Thomas Tuchel's England 2026 World Cup squad: Who's on plane? Who's in departure lounge? Who's left at home?
Not including number 10s, Thomas Tuchel selected five centre-backs and five central midfielders in his latest squad and in the first England squad he selected in March. In the three squads in between, he went with either four or five players in each of those two positions.
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Anthony Joshua is in a 'no-win situation' after accepting a fight against Jake Paul, says Johnny Nelson
Anthony Joshua has put himself in a 'no-win situation' after accepting a fight against Jake Paul, says Sky Sports' Johnny Nelson.
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Jake Paul to fight Anthony Joshua on December 19 as YouTuber turned boxer confirms sensational heavyweight fight
Jake Paul has confirmed his audacious fight against Anthony Joshua in Miami on December 19.
Business & Finance
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Online pricing crackdown targets over 100 firms operating in the UK
A crackdown on online pricing has seen investigations opened into eight companies, with a further 100 facing warnings over their conduct.
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Ticket resales 'to be capped at face value' under government crackdown on rip-off prices
The government is reportedly set to ban the resale of tickets for live events above their face value.
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US investor snaps up screen rights licensing group MPLC
An American private equity firm is snapping up a controlling stake in a British-based company which collects royalties on behalf of Hollywood studios including The Walt Disney Company and Amazon-owned MGM.
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Money Problem: 'Nationwide lost £70,000 for 10 days - they can't tell me where it went and their compensation offer is ridiculous'
Over the past two years, we've helped readers get thousands back in refunds and outlined their rights in our Money Problem feature. Today's problem is...
Entertainment & Showbiz
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Ticket resales 'to be capped at face value' under government crackdown on rip-off prices
The government is reportedly set to ban the resale of tickets for live events above their face value.
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Anthony Joshua 'about to break the internet over Jake Paul's face' in Netflix boxing match
Boxer Anthony Joshua is set to mark his comeback to the ring with a surprise heavyweight bout against Jake Paul in Miami.
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BBC 'determined to fight' any Trump legal action, chairman tells staff
BBC chair Samir Shah has said there is "no basis for a defamation case and we are determined to fight this" - after Donald Trump said he would sue the corporation for between $1bn and $5bn.
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Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch's 'very odd job' - acting opposite an enormous bird in The Thing With Feathers
He's played Sherlock Holmes, Doctor Strange, and even voiced The Grinch but acting opposite a seven-foot (2.1m) crow may be one of the strangest roles Benedict Cumberbatch has taken on.
UK Politics
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Starmer: I'll lead Labour into next general election
Sir Keir Starmer has insisted he will defy the apparent will of his own voters and lead Labour into the next general election.
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Home secretary admits illegal immigration numbers still 'too high' under Labour - but says Farage can 'sod off'
The home secretary has admitted the UK's illegal immigrant numbers are "too high" - but said Nigel Farage can "sod off" after he claimed she sounded like a Reform supporter.
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New homes earmarked near train stations to get 'default yes' from planners
The government has announced plans to make it almost impossible for new housing developments near train stations to be opposed.
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Ticket resales 'to be capped at face value' under government crackdown on rip-off prices
The government is reportedly set to ban the resale of tickets for live events above their face value.
Around the world
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Sudan 'epicentre of suffering in the world', says UN humanitarian chief
Mass killings and millions forced to flee for their lives have made Sudan the "epicentre of suffering in the world", according to the UN's humanitarian affairs chief.
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Louvre closes gallery as structure in a 'dire state' - weeks after jewel heist
The Louvre Museum has temporarily closed one of its galleries due to structural weaknesses.
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UN Security Council backs Trump peace plan for Gaza
The UN Security Council has passed a US-drafted resolution which supports Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza.
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Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death after lethal crackdown on uprising
Bangladesh's ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to death.
Science and Technology
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Joseph James O'Connor ordered to pay back over £4m in Bitcoin after hacking celebrity X accounts
A British man who hacked the X accounts of celebrities in a bid to con people out of Bitcoin, has been ordered to repay £4.1m-worth of the cryptocurrency, prosecutors say.
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'Agentic AI' is current industry buzzword - but what does it mean and should we be cautious?
This week, many of the tech world's glitterati gathered in Lisbon for Web Summit, a sprawling conference showcasing everything from dancing robots to the influencer economy.
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Brazil 'surprised' UK not investing in new rainforest fund it helped design
Brazil was "a bit surprised" Britain hasn't contributed to a new investment fund to protect tropical forests, despite having helped to design it, a senior official has told Sky News.
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COP30: Climate protest in Brazil's city of Belem aims to hold governments' feet to the fire
Hot, humid, loud and proud: the climate protest in the city of Belem was the embodiment of the Amazonian rainforest that surrounds it.
