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The first cast members for Under the Watchful Gaze have been announced.

With record-breaking temperatures in Guernsey, the GSPCA has issued advice to prevent unnecessary animal suffering.

Tuesday's 33.8°C was just 0.5 degree Celsius below the island's hottest ever recorded summer temperature.

Her Royal Highness Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, made history today (23 June) by being the first member of the Royal Family to visit The Écréhous.

The Plough Inn has lost its claim to fame as it is now on the property market for £350,000.

Jersey Met predict it will hit 35°C in Guernsey today (23 June), after the June heat record was broken yesterday.

It was a Father's Day to remember for Alastair Chalmers, who claimed his sixth British title just days after the birth of his son.

Forecasters predict the temperature will climb to 34C by Tuesday (23 June).

Islanders are being asked to avoid A&E if it's not necessary, with the hot weather placing extra strain on the hospital.

A former Jersey Chamber of Commerce president has returned to the role temporarily after Lee Madden stepped down following a backlash to a donation he made to a political movement.

Football clubs across Jersey are being given sensory bags to support people with autism.

Her Royal Highness Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, made history today (23 June) by being the first member of the Royal Family to visit The Écréhous.

Jersey has had its second-hottest day since records began in 1894!

"I said to the children in Assembly, the important thing today is to stay cool. Cool in temperature, cool in attitude, and let's get through this together."

A man needed hospital treatment after allegedly being punched and kicked in an assault outside a St Helier pub.

75-year-old Ed Wilson crossed the finish line at 7.38 pm, completing the 48 mile route in 16 hours and 37 minutes.

Some of the world's top tennis players plan to protest over prize money during this year's Wimbledon tournament.

The body of a man killed "in the most brutal way" was found at a Bronze Age stone circle in the Peak District.

King Charles was at an environment reception for London climate action week on Wednesday - on what was the hottest June day on record.

A train driver who died in a crash near Bedford had passed a red signal moments before the collision, investigators say.

Tottenham are considering making a bid for West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes, Sky Sports News understands, but could still face competition from Manchester United.

Thomas Tuchel says England cannot rely on the returning Bukayo Saka to solve their World Cup goalscoring issues, but he does admit: “We need him desperately.”

The All England Club say are "surprised and disappointed" after the world's leading players announced they will continue to protest the allocation of Grand Slam prize funds at the upcoming Wimbledon Grand Slam.

Paul Merson says England's 0-0 draw with Ghana was "back to reality" for the Three Lions but the Sky Sports pundit insists we need to have trust in Thomas Tuchel to get it right.

The body which oversees Britain's energy network has walked back a call for more power generation.

YouTube's owner, Google, has settled a lawsuit brought by a teenager suing the world's biggest social media companies over their role in the youth mental health crisis. 

The government has brought forward plans to close a loophole on import taxes for small parcels – but major high street brands have said the timeframe is still "unacceptable".

Former River City actor Iain Robertson has been found guilty of rape following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.

A note sent to the media following the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie claimed she had died, according to reports.

A video art installation has been taken down from the National Portrait Gallery after a row over its claim about the role of Sir Winston Churchill in the 1943 Bengal famine.

Legendary music mogul Clive Davis, who launched the careers of Whitney Houston and Bruce Springsteen, has died at the age of 94.

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Labour MPs are under pressure from their local members who want a leadership contest rather than a coronation of Andy Burnham as prime minister.

Le Creuset Mickey Mouse ramekins, a salt and pepper set for £702 and matching Montblanc fountain pens in white and yellow gold are among the items Peter Murrell bought with the money he embezzled from the Scottish National Party (SNP).

Ukraine said its forces destroyed a key railway bridge in Crimea, as it seeks to isolate the Russian-occupied peninsula.

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I first saw the scale of Tucker Carlson's political power and influence up close at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee in 2024.

France has reported its first case of Ebola during the latest outbreak after a doctor returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) tested positive.

The family of a woman killed when a Tesla crashed into her home, allegedly while in self-driving mode, is suing Elon Musk's company and the driver.

YouTube's owner, Google, has settled a lawsuit brought by a teenager suing the world's biggest social media companies over their role in the youth mental health crisis. 

Elon Musk has seen $350bn (£264bn) shaved off his net worth as SpaceX share prices have slumped.

Millions of UK Apple customers are to be included in a class action lawsuit against the tech giant over the storage system iCloud. 

An Australian man has broken the world record for the loudest-ever shout.

Japanese authorities have captured a bear following a multi-day search that saw nearly 100 schools close.

A viral buffalo nicknamed "Donald Trump" for its blond tuft has been spared from Eid al-Adha sacrifice after a last-minute government intervention.

The Gloucestershire cheese rolling contest's most successful ever competitor has been beaten by a German YouTuber.