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Jersey News from Channel 103
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Philip Ozouf admits immigration offences
Deputy Philip Ozouf has pleaded guilty to immigration offences.
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Les Amis manager to take on double marathon
While hundreds of people are limbering up for this weekend's Jersey Marathon, Alex Black is preparing to go almost twice the distance.
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Channel Islands to get new lifeboats
By 2028, Guernsey, Jersey and Alderney will be equipped with the new Shannon Class lifeboat.
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Opera House reopens with Encore! performance
Final preparations are happening at Jersey's Opera House before the doors open again this evening (3 October) to welcome regular audiences after a five year shutdown.
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DFDS puts 2026 sailings on sale
People can book their ferry travel to and from Jersey for 2026.
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42 nominees shortlisted for Customer Service Awards
Employees, bosses and businesses that go out of their way to help their customers are being recognised again this year at the 2025 Quantum Building Supplies Customer Service Awards.
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Government to review need for pre-sale agreements
The government is going to review how Jersey's house-buying process works and run a consultation on pre-sale agreements.
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Liberation to stop brewing beer in Jersey
Liberation is to stop brewing in Jersey.
Guernsey News from Island FM
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New St Peter Port Christmas Lights Committee promising a 'bigger and brighter' display
Town Christmas lights are to be restored and expanded.
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Channel Islands to get new lifeboats
By 2028, Guernsey, Jersey and Alderney will be equipped with the new Shannon Class lifeboat.
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Petrol bomb thrown into St Martins garden
Guernsey Police are carrying out house-to-house enquiries in St Martins after a petrol bomb was thrown into a garden.
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Crowdfunding launches for Guernsey fishermen who lost his boat
The Guernsey community is rallying to support a fisherman after his vessel sank near Sark.
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Chief Pleas begins the process to buy Sark Electricity
Sark's senior committee is seeking agreement over the appointment of accountants and specialists to value the electricity company.
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Sure admits some Guernsey phone boxes don’t work amid removal plans
A number of Guernsey's phone boxes that are earmarked for removal due to lack of use, are broken.
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One person pulled from the water as fishing boat sinks off Sark
A maritime safety investigation has been launched after a boat sunk in Sark waters.
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Liberation to stop brewing beer in Jersey
Liberation is to stop brewing in Jersey.
National News
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Trump sets new deadline for Hamas to agree Gaza deal with Israel - or face 'all hell'
US President Donald Trump has set a Sunday deadline for Hamas to agree to a deal to end the war in Gaza, warning "all hell" against the group if it does not accept the terms.
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Teenage girls who kicked and punched man in fatal attack filmed on phone in London are detained
Three girls who surrounded a 75-year-old man before he was shoved, kicked and punched, and then died the following a day, have been detained.
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Keeping Up Appearances star Dame Patricia Routledge has died
Actress Dame Patricia Routledge, best known for TV show Keeping Up Appearances, has died aged 96, her agent has said.
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Balin Miller, renowned Alaskan climber, dies after falling at Yosemite National Park while livestreaming
An Alaskan climber fell to his death from Yosemite National Park's El Capitan while livestreaming on TikTok.
Showbiz News
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Keeping Up Appearances star Dame Patricia Routledge has died
Actress Dame Patricia Routledge, best known for TV show Keeping Up Appearances, has died aged 96, her agent has said.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs admits 'past wrongs' in letter to judge - hours before his sentencing
Sean "Diddy" Combs has apologised and taken "full responsibility" for "all of the hurt and pain" he has caused others in a letter to the court, less than 24 hours before he is due to be sentenced.
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Lawsuit over Nirvana album art featuring naked baby thrown out for a second time
A lawsuit against Nirvana - filed by a man who claimed his depiction as a naked four-month-old baby on their album cover was child pornography - has been dismissed for the second time.
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Why emergency Eurovision vote on Israel might not stop a broadcast boycott
Eurovision is supposed to be a celebration of the unifying power of music. But for the past two years, it has attracted protests and fan boycotts over its inclusion of Israel amid the country's continued military action in Gaza.
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Long-lost Spanish treasure worth $1m discovered off Florida coast
Long-lost Spanish treasure worth an estimated $1m (£740,000) has been discovered off the coast of Florida.
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Ashraf Mahrous: Egypt's 'strongman' wrestler pulls ship using his teeth
An Egyptian wrestler is hoping he has set a world record after pulling a 700-ton (635,000kg) ship with his teeth.
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Pokemon pushes back against ICE deportation video - joining list riled by Trump administration
Pokemon has said it did not give permission for the show's popular theme song to be used in a video showing deportations posted by the US government.
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Teenagers Wu and Tang who urinated in Shanghai restaurant's hotpot fined more than £230,000
Two teenagers who filmed themselves urinating into a restaurant's hotpot broth have been ordered, along with their parents, to apologise and pay a fine of £227,000, Chinese state media has said.