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Jersey's Health Minister says he had 'precious little alternative' but to encourage hospital consultants to take on more private work.

Jersey Heritage is having a clear-out of thousands of items in its museum collections.

An annual survey that provides an insight into the lives of people in Jersey reveals more of us are cutting back on buying fresh fruit and vegetables to cope with the cost of living.

The controversial former Nude Dunes restaurant in St Ouen's Bay is now available for rent as a commercial building.

A Winter Art Market has opened in St Helier, promoting gifting the work of local creatives this Christmas.

Jersey Cricket has announced the return of Neil MacRae as Director of Cricket.

Sales of soup and a sleigh of sprinting Santas have raised a total of £32,000 for two Jersey charities in annual fundraisers in St Helier this past week.

Disgraced politician Jonathan Le Tocq has resigned from the States after pleading guilty in Guernsey's Royal Court to all 15 charges against him.

Guernsey's Economic Development Committee has confirmed that it is in talks with 'a number of airlines' about island routes.

Recruits are the first to come from a partnership between a flying academy, Norse Atlantic and Aurigny.

Thousands complete a survey that calls for price and cost transparency at Guernsey Electricity.

Specialist officers are examining a property in Mill Street following an 'unexplained death'.

It has been confirmed that Deputy Gavin St Pier will continue as P&R committee Vice President and Treasury lead while a police investigation continues.

Da Nello in the Pollet has been in business for 47 years but the owners are now retiring.

The Planning Committee has reversed a decision made earlier this year is to give a bunker protected monument status.

Disgraced politician Jonathan Le Tocq has resigned from the States after pleading guilty in Guernsey's Royal Court to all 15 charges against him.

NHS England has warned the health service is facing a "worst case scenario" December with a surge of "super flu".

An oil tanker seized by the US off the Venezuelan coast on Wednesday spent years trying to sail the seas unnoticed.

The former commander of a unit tasked with trialling the British Army's new Ajax armoured fighting vehicle has lost about 20% of his hearing and suspects his time on the £10m platform could be to blame.

Dulwich College has said allegations that Nigel Farage made racist and antisemitic comments to fellow pupils at the school are "profoundly distressing" and "entirely at odds with the Dulwich College of today".

OpenAI has signed its first major licensing deal to bring well-known characters to life on its Sora video generation tool.

Sophie Kinsella, author of the Shopaholic series of novels, has been hailed as a "graceful" inspiration who left her readers feeling better about themselves, following her death at the age of 55.

Tax changes announced in the budget could have "devastating, unintended consequences" on live music venues, including widespread closures and job losses, trade bodies have warned.

Iceland has announced it is boycotting next year's Eurovision over Israel's participation in the competition, saying taking part would "neither be a source of joy nor peace".

A Fabergé pendant has been recovered - after police spent six days closely monitoring the man accused of swallowing it.

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.

A raccoon has gotten as drunk as a skunk.

It's a debate that's torn families apart for years - with selection boxes thrown in rage, and stony silences around the dinner table.