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Four alleged pro-Palestine protesters have denied causing £1.2m damage in a planned attack on a UK factory linked to Israel.

"Litter has become normalised in my community and I want to change that," said Zakariya Islam.

A Belarusian national was told to set fire to a Ukraine-registered car for money after making contact with a Russian language website, a court has heard.

An investigation has been launched after a young person was struck and fatally injured by a train at a level crossing.

The mother of an autistic boy who receives one-to-one support at school fears plans to reform the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system will mean parents "lose control".

A court has heard that an alleged drug dealer fatally attacked a woman moments after crashing a car in Leicester city centre.

A man was reportedly pursued through the streets of east Leicester by an individual armed with a crowbar after being struck by a car in the early hours of Sunday morning. Police said the victim, a man in his 20s, was taken to hospital after the incident at 1.15am on February 22. He told officers he had been hit by a silver Vauxhall Corsa at the junction of St Saviours Road and Dorothy Road before managing to get to his feet and run towards Moat Road, where he was allegedly ch

New planning documents have outlined further details of a proposed skatepark in St Helier, offering a clearer picture of facilities planned for the site.

Conservation staff linked to Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust in Jersey have been left without reliable food, shelter or clean water after powerful cyclones tore through parts of Madagascar.

Children’s services in Jersey have intensified efforts to strengthen the island’s fostering system after dozens of carers stepped down in recent years, according to the government.

Health specialists have voiced alarm about mounting workload pressures within Jersey’s neurology service.

A local contractor has been appointed to overhaul the departure lounge at Jersey Airport as part of a major terminal upgrade.

Jersey Water has voiced support for a proposed legal limit on toxic “forever chemicals” in the Island’s drinking water, while cautioning that substantial taxpayer investment will be required to meet the target. Steve Luce, the Environment Minister, is asking the States Assembly to amend water legislation so that the combined concentration of four PFAS chemicals does not exceed four nanograms per litre within five years. According to the utility’s most recent water quality rep

Politicians in Jersey have put forward a proposal to suspend Philip Ozouf from the States Assembly for a third time in just over six months following his recent criminal sentencing.

A St Brelade deputy is seeking a States Assembly vote that would compel all in-person businesses in Jersey to accept cash payments.

Telecoms providers have raised concerns about difficulties transferring mobile phone numbers between networks, according to the Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority (JCRA).

Honorary Police have reported 12 motorists in one morning for ignoring a road closure on Bagatelle Road in St Saviour.

A teenager who previously admitted bringing a knife into a Jersey school has pleaded guilty to six additional offences, including grave and criminal assault and theft.

The new proprietor of Jersey Bowl has unveiled plans to invest thousands of pounds to modernise the long-standing entertainment venue.

Jersey’s vocational training infrastructure is “outdated and not fit for purpose,” according to a recent review by the Children, Education, and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel. The panel has been examining lifelong learning opportunities available to island residents.