Split screen of traffic lights, a plane and a passport

Jersey uses a traffic light system to categorise jurisdictions as either green, amber or red and applies different requirements for self-isolation and testing depending on their risk.

Jersey changes Covid risk for four countries

Our presenter James Webster tries to imagine what he has been doing for the last three months in the parallel world where coronavirus does not exist

James Webster: In a parallel world, what are you doing?

Nearly 100 boats gathered in Jersey’s St Aubin’s Bay this weekend to honour islanders who rescued soldiers from St Malo 80 years ago.


Flotilla of boats honour 'little Dunkirk' rescue operation

The choir is one of the first in Europe to meet in person and sing together since the coronavirus outbreak.

Jersey choir sings together as part of global Black Lives Matter movement

The online assembly is being run by the NSPCC to encourage children to speak out and stay safe from abuse and neglect.

Children encouraged to watch NSPCC virtual assembly hosted by Ant and Dec

A Deputy's attempt to change the island’s approach to tackling the pandemic has failed.

Jersey's government won't be forced to eliminate coronavirus

Retailers have placed restrictions on items in a bid to stop shoppers from stockpiling in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

Bulk buying restricted in Channel Island shops in bid to stop panic buying

Hundreds of youngsters will be dressing up as their favourite literary characters and taking part in activities.

World Book Day celebrations

Blue Islands are running an 78 additional flights which will go ahead between 29 June and 26 September 2020.

More flights to run between Guernsey and Southampton this summer

People in Jersey who have visited towns in Northern Italy are being told to isolate themselves for two weeks over coronavirus concerns.


Coronavirus warning for islanders returning from Italy

On World Cancer Day (4 February) Gary Burgess shared his experience of fighting cancer for the third time.

Messages of support flood in for ITV journalist Gary Burgess

Guernsey States says it is processing applications for the new system which will replace the The London Fisheries Convention.

Permits issued allowing French fishing boats to return to Bailiwick waters

Commercial fishermen in Guernsey say there is uncertainty over access to French waters after Brexit.

Guernsey fishermen concerned about access to French waters after Brexit

Today marks 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau with memorial services taking place across the islands.

People across the Channel Islands remember those who died during the Holocaust

People who have applied to the Jersey EU Settlement Scheme are being told there could be delays of up to four months before they hear back.

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