JERSEY Overseas Aid is donating £300,000 to help with the emergency response in Myanmar after a major earthquake struck the ...

Oliver Kidman reports… IT’S A MILESTONE weekend for the Jersey Bulls Academy Girls, presenting a thrilling four-match slate ...

THE mother of the alleged victim of sexual abuse by a Catholic priest has said that she was “ashamed” she did not realise ...

A PRO-Palestine activist will go on trial later this year after being charged under the Island’s terrorism law. Natalie ...

WORK to stabilise the building most affected by the Rouge Bouillon sink hole is ongoing, the government have confirmed.

The Mayor of London has suggested that councils blocking pubs and clubs from staying open later will change their attitudes as he gets new powers to overturn their decisions. Sadiq Khan said he ...

THE potential impact of new US tariffs is being “carefully considered”, according to Jersey’s External Relations Minister – ...

Santander has said it is monitoring the fallout of US tariff announcements and helping its customers through the “volatility” as the financial markets continue to be rocked by President Donald Trump’s ...

Hungary was never fully committed to the International Criminal Court (ICC), Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said. His comments come a day after his government announced a decision to quit the global ...

The UK Foreign Secretary has said he regrets America’s “return to protectionism” after Donald Trump insisted Sir Keir Starmer was “very happy” with Britain’s tariff treatment. David Lammy said people ...

CAPPING the cost of essential items in Island supermarkets is market intervention “a long way” from the thinking of the Economic Development Minister, the Assembly heard this week. Deputy Kirsten ...

THE Island’s new Jurat has been sworn in. Donald Christopher Gardener was elected to the position in a narrow contest last month. The retired banker from St Brelade received 37 votes in an Electoral ...