There is so much information out there, so we have put together this helpful guide to make sure you can find it all in one place.

Coronavirus: All the information and advice for the Channel Islands

The latest figures for confirmed coronavirus cases and related deaths across the Channel Islands.

Number of coronavirus cases in the Channel Islands

With restrictions across the Bailiwicks beginning to ease, we break down the current state of play for off-island and inter-island travel.

The latest travel guidance for the Channel Islands

As we are all being asked to stay at home, here is a list of some of the local and national activities that you can access online.

Online activities and entertainment you can access from home

Coronavirus

040820 - Rocquaine triathlon, Guernsey - Credit: ITV Channel TV

An athlete from the Isle of Man flew in to take spot as Guernsey's best triathletes battled for Island Games places in the local club's showpiece event at Rocquaine on Sunday.

'Air bridge' athlete steals show in Guernsey Triathlon's Island Games qualifier

030820 - Farmers win Jersey T20 title - Credit: ITV Channel TV

Farmers produced a dominant display to beat Old Victorians by eight wickets and retain their T20 Premier League crown.

Faultless Farmers clinch Jersey T20 Premier League title

310720 - Muratti Vase final 2019 - Credit: ITV Channel TV

Last season's Muratti Vase competition and Women's Muratti have been officially cancelled, along with the other remaining inter-insular fixtures from 2019/20, the Jersey FA and Guernsey FA have confirmed.

Cancellation of 2020 Muratti Vase and Women's Muratti confirmed

300720 - Guernsey FC training - Credit: ITV Channel TV

Four of Guernsey's biggest sporting bodies have been given £90,000 from the island's Social Investment Fund to help them recover from the impacts of the pandemic.

Guernsey sporting bodies get £90k from Covid community fund

Sport

Our presenter James Webster considers the difficult decisions politicians have to make balancing people's freedom with protecting islanders' health.

James Webster: Is a 'house arrest' necessary for those who don't have Covid?

Split screen of a St Helier drone shot and Back to the Future posters

Gary's latest blog post looks at the Parish of St Helier's plans, as it continues to manage the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

Gary Burgess: Going Back To The Future, St Helier style

Jessica Dunsdon with her mum, son and dog

In this blog Jess speaks about her mum travelling to Jersey and how we all need to learn to live with coronavirus

Jess Dunsdon: Learning to live with coronavirus

Channelcast is the first ITV News podcast for the Channel Islands, hosted by Clare Burton and Gary Burgess.

Channelcast: The ITV News podcast for the Channel Islands

From our journalists

A Jersey politician is calling for an independent review into how the island's government works. Deputy John Young wants a panel to see how effective the Council of Ministers and scrutiny system are and how they should look in the future.

Calls for independent review into how Jersey's government works

A tax letter sent to a deceased person in Jersey

A Jersey politician says some of his constituents have been left "puzzled" and "hurt" after government letters were sent addressed to their recently deceased relatives.

Islanders left 'hurt' after 'insensitive' tax letters sent to deceased relatives

The Development and Planning Authority has approved a three year renovation project for the Little Chapel.

Guernsey's Little Chapel garden plans approved

The two jurisdictions have come up with a reciprocal healthcare agreement whilst the 'airbridge' is up and running.

Healthcare agreement set up by Guernsey and Isle of Man 

Bryce Alford - Head of fundraising at Headway Jersey - running at Bonne Nuit.

The Association of Jersey Charities says groups in Jersey have lost well over £1 million of estimated income from fundraising events during lockdown, and for now these funds will not be covered.

Jersey charities could close or cut back services due to fall in fundraising 

From 17 August, travellers from certain areas with low rates of coronavirus infection can isolate for a week and then take a coronavirus test.