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Two gas workers have been found guilty of unlawfully killing ten people following a fatal explosion in St Helier in December 2022.

Many dot gg websites are inaccessible, following international warnings about a security weakness in web software.

The new book series aims to explain how sensory-sensitive children experience the world.

The States and Stagecoach will meet today after the Assembly is told the current service has "not been good enough."

Aurigny is offering flexibility over travel while Ports wants boat owners to secure their vessels.

The director of an Emmy-nominated Nature documentary is coming to Guernsey to discuss threats facing marine ecosystems.

There are plans to put in a purpose built, two storey shipping container development.

Dementia Friendly Guernsey has made a video that includes prompts encouraging conversation and reminiscence

Two gas workers have been found guilty of unlawfully killing ten people following a fatal explosion in St Helier in December 2022.

An international campaign is coming to Jersey aimed at preventing child sexual abuse online by targeting offenders and potential offenders.

Applications for a government grant towards the cost of installing an Electric Vehicle charging point will close in December.

Islanders and community groups are invited to have their say on potential hate crime legislation in Jersey.

The redevelopment of Fort Regent is at least eight months behind schedule, just over a year on since it closed its doors.

A Jersey photographer is looking for people to reflect the island's diverse and multicultural community.

DFDS is planning to put on more sailings, with forecast bad weather set to cause disruption over the October half-term holidays.

Applications are now open for Jersey's Sport's 2027 Performance Sport Programme.

Police are investigating former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson over an allegation that he raped a woman in the Houses of Parliament, the PA news agency reports.

Government websites and businesses across Europe have been taken down in a bid to protect organisations after a critical software update was issued over vulnerabilities in programming language.

Three more people have been arrested over the death of Alisha Samuels in Manchester.

Actor Noel Clarke has pleaded not guilty to six sexual offences.

Johnny Fisher will reach “another level” for his next fight, says Zuffa Boxing founder Dana White.

The VAR who incorrectly awarded Erling Haaland's winner in last month's Manchester derby has been reinstated to Premier League duty.

England hooker Brad O'Neill says his side will resist the urge to go for broke when they face France in their second Rugby League World Cup match in Perth on Saturday.

The father-and-son team who control BetGoodwin, an online sports betting and casino operator, have begun plotting a London stock market listing even as their peers intensify warnings over tax rises in next week's budget.

The UK's unemployment rate has fallen to 4.7%, in a set of official figures that will support the case for a Bank of England interest rate hike next month.

The consortium of Thames Water creditors looking to rescue Britain's largest supplier of its kind has appointed a former senior Labour minister in a bid to help get a deal past government opposition.

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Actor Noel Clarke has pleaded not guilty to six sexual offences.

The BBC has confirmed it will close BBC Three, BBC Scotland and BBC Radio 4 Extra linear broadcast services in the spring of 2027.

A former soap opera star has been jailed for nine years after fleeing the UK for Spain to avoid facing trial for allegedly conning would-be models out of more than £13m.

The culture secretary has warned she is "minded" to intervene in Sky's £1.6bn deal to buy ITV's broadcast and streaming operations.

A landmark report is details the vast scale of antisemitism in English schools and colleges, Sky News can reveal.

The NHS faces a "more challenging" winter than normal after this summer's record-breaking heat, the health secretary has warned.

Police have said no further action will be taken against Sarah Helm, author and wife of Andy Burnham's national security adviser, after she was accused of supporting the banned protest group Palestine Action.

Chancellor John Healey has shown support for expanding Heathrow Airport after Prime Minister Andy Burnham refused to back plans for a third runway.

A drone strike on a fuel depot in a disputed region on the Sudan-South Sudan border has killed at least 153 people.

Government websites and businesses across Europe have been taken down in a bid to protect organisations after a critical software update was issued over vulnerabilities in programming language.

A man has been arrested in Pakistan and accused of running a counterfeit postage operation costing the US Postal Service $126m (£94m).

A Garda investigation has been launched after two bodies were discovered in Ireland.

Government websites and businesses across Europe have been taken down in a bid to protect organisations after a critical software update was issued over vulnerabilities in programming language.

Exceeding a key global climate target is now "imminent and unavoidable", United Nations (UN) scientists have warned.

Japan launched a spacecraft towards Mars in a ground-breaking mission to bring back samples from the largest of the planet's two moons.

A former OpenAI engineer charged with secretly installing a recording device at its offices was "mere days" away from fleeing to Saudi Arabia before his arrest, prosecutors allege.

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