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 ...

A CIVIL service recruitment freeze will be extended for another year, the government has announced. And the States Employment Board said the freeze will now apply to civil servants earnings £53,500 or ...

By Mark Boleat The States Assembly has voted to reinstate Senators with effect from the 2026 election. The decision, secured ...

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

DFDS has apologised to affected customers after it was forced to cancel a sailing from Jersey to Portsmouth on Wednesday ...

US and Chinese military officials have met for their first working-level talks since president Donald Trump took office for the second time. The two sides shared their respective concerns over ...

The UK is braced for more market chaos on Friday as the Government considers its response to Donald Trump’s tariffs. Ministers have insisted they will respond with “cool and calm heads”, but are ...

Wall Street shuddered and a level of shock unseen since Covid’s outbreak tore through financial markets worldwide on Thursday over worries about the damage President Donald Trump’s newest set of ...

A 13-year-old girl has died in a house fire near Liverpool. The blaze was found in the first-floor rear bedroom of a mid-terraced house in Kingsway, Prescot, late on Wednesday evening, Merseyside ...

Police hope advances in DNA profiling will help solve the mystery of a newborn baby girl who was found dead at a lake three decades ago. The child, who was named “Baby April”, was found wrapped in a ...

Two UK women are aiming to become the first team to row the Pacific Ocean non-stop and unsupported. Miriam Payne, 25, from East Yorkshire, and Jess Rowe, 28, from Hampshire, are planning to set off ...

A senior civil servant leading flagship local government reforms has said it is too pessimistic to fear the sector will collapse because of financial pressures. Sarah Healey, permanent secretary at ...