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Drone show for Liberation Day
150 drones will take to the skies over St Peter Port for the 80th anniversary of Liberation Day.
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Stagecoach takes over Guernsey's bus service
Mainly invisible transition expected for the first few weeks of Guernsey's new bus contract, but incoming operator Stagecoach promises electric buses to come.
Jersey company keen to exploit CI wind potential
Dyna Energy is eyeing with interest the moves by Guernsey and Jersey to develop offshore wind farms.
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Guernsey grab a point at the new home of island football
Guernsey FC thrill the capacity crowd with a Ross Allen goal and a 1-1 draw at Victoria Park.
Alderney school joins global ocean programme
Sky News took notice of St Anne's involvement in the Schools Across the Ocean project and sent a film crew to the island.
Spanish court overturns footballer Dani Alves’ rape conviction on appeal
Alves was found guilty in February 2024 of raping a woman in a nightclub in December 2022 and sentenced to four and a half years in prison.
Downing Street communications chief to quit after nine months
Matthew Doyle said he it was ‘time to pass the baton on’.
McCann family stalking suspect denied bail by Crown Court judge
Polish national Julia Wandel, 23, will be kept in prison custody until a futher hearing next month.
Hundreds of thousands of Newcastle United fans expected at bus parade
The local council leader said the Carabao Cup winners’ party will be one of the biggest events the city has seen.
More journalists detained by Turkey after covering anti-government protests
The demonstrations began last week following the arrest of Istanbul’s opposition Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a key rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Putin suggests putting Ukraine under UN-sponsored administration
He said it would allow the country to ‘hold democratic elections’.
Farage distances himself from Trump approach to Ukraine ceasefire
The Reform UK leader has previously accused the West of provoking Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Confidential military documents found dumped on residential street
The papers, marked ‘sensitive’, were found spilling out of a bin bag.
BBC scraps plans to put ads on corporation’s Spotify audio content in UK
The News Media Association has welcomed the BBC’s ‘change of heart’.
UK should ‘re-examine’ NHS funding model, says Farage ahead of Reform rally
Reform UK was launching its local election campaign in Birmingham on Friday.
Energy giant SSE names new chief executive from inside firm
Current boss Alistair Phillips-Davies said last year that he will retire after 11 years in charge.
Ex-police officer avoids prison in Australia after killing woman, 95, with Taser
Kristian White was sentenced to community service and placed under the supervision of a corrections officer for two years for manslaughter.
Old boy Culverhouse set to take on Raiders
RAIDERS are set to welcome back a couple of key men to the fold tomorrow – as well as one old boy among the opposition.
UK economy eked out growth at the end of 2024, figures confirm
This is unrevised from the ONS’s first estimate, confirming a picture of a sluggish economy over the second half of the year.
Suspected US strikes pummel Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen
Initial reports from the Houthis described at least seven people being hurt in the attacks on Friday in Sanaa, Yemen’s capital.