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RANDALLS brewery failed for a second time to persuade the Licensing Assembly to agree to their regaining the licence for the Eagle Tavern.

DIVORCING parents must do all they can to protect their children, says the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.

ISLANDERS who lived during the Occupation gathered with veterans of the war at the Pomme d’Or Hotel to meet the Duke of Kent.

CHAOTIC scenes forced the Bailiff to halt a States sitting yesterday as Senator Stuart Syvret refused to stop an emotional tirade about child abuse during his Christmas address.

A DEPUTY who helped design the new third-party planning appeals system says they are not working as she expected.

THE current maximum penalty for carrying knives and threatening to use them is too low at just two years, the Bailiff has said.

THE plan that sets out a blueprint for new building development cannot be changed by the States.

JERSEY transatlantic sailing star Phil Sharp was welcomed home last night by sponsors Jersey Harbours at a celebratory function at St Helier Yacht Club.

A SCULPTURE commemorating slave workers who built the underground hospital was unveiled by the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache, on Saturday.

THE legal systems of the Channel Islands could be brought closer together with the publication of the Jersey and Guernsey Law Review.