Thousands of puffins starve to death during storms
Dead seabirds wash up on on the south west coast, Channel Islands and French beaches.
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'Heavy and persistent' rain causes flooding
Jersey and Guernsey governments are both issuing warnings to islanders.
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Cash proposal aims to 'leave no-one behind'
Deputy Montfort Tadier says he wants to ensure people who prefer using cash can continue to do so.
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Ramadan a time to 'super-fast charge yourself'
Muslims in the Channel Islands say Ramadan provides a "sense of belonging" for many.
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Pet firm ends trips to islands over ferry costs
A pet transport company decides to stop servicing the islands due to "complex" ferry arrangements.
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Parents angered by lack of online safety strategy
Vicky O'Neil has raised concerns about how long it is taking the island to bring in new laws.
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New investment promised for Jersey bowling alley
The new owner of the alley said he wants to breathe new life into the site.
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Health insurance fund 'not sustainable'
The States auditor criticises the government funding model and warns funds could run out.
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School knife teen admits six further offences
A teenager who was arrested for offences involving a knife has pleaded guilty to six more charges.
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Fresh plans to suspend law-breaking deputy
A proposal has been lodged to suspend Philip Ozouf from the States Assembly for a third time.
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Fresh calls to suspend law-breaking deputy
A proposal has been lodged to suspend Philip Ozouf from the States Assembly for a third time.
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Jersey 'lacks modern vocation training facilities'
Politicians call for more to be done to improve lifelong learning opportunities locally.
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Travel concerns cancel Alderney Literary Festival
Organisers say "spiralling costs" led to the "difficult decision" to cancel the 2026 event.
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Restaurants raising prices 'to keep doors open'
17-Feb-2026 - Source: BBC News
Gender pay gap 'nearly halved' in last four years
Women working in Jersey's public sector, on average, earned 8.6% less per hour than men in 2025.
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Coop Mobile 'challenging' JT over number transfers
The regulator in Jersey has received complaints about customers being unable to transfer numbers.
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Jersey venues 'may have to offer free tap water'
Deputy Alex Curtis puts forward a States amendment to ensure people do not have to pay for water.
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Ferry deal protected food supply chain - minister
Deputy Kirsten Morel defends the decision of separate ferry operators for both Guernsey and Jersey.
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Deepfake videos 'targeting' school staff probed
The Education and Lifelong Learning Minister said the incident had been reported to the police.
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Spud truck handing out free meals to families
The truck is supporting those who can not afford meals outside of school term-time.
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