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ISLANDERS young and old flocked to the Cenotaph yesterday to pay their respects to those who gave their lives in war.

A MAN has been freed from prison after his convictions for grave and criminal assault and indecent assault were overturned on appeal.

AN official opening of the new Broad Street redevelopment has been postponed as the dispute between taxi drivers and the Environment and Public Services Committee drags on.

SIR Peter Crill does not spare his successor in his hard-hitting memoirs, which have been published a few weeks after his death.

A CREW of six rowers and a coxswain crossing the Channel to honour Islanders who escaped occupied Jersey officially got under way on Friday night.

SENATOR Ted Vibert challenged Deputy Gerald Voisin to bring a vote of censure against him today in response to a statement made about allegations carried on a website.

A FORMER Bailiff of Jersey, Sir Peter Crill, died this morning at the age of 80.

JERSEY is now facing an historic opportunity to take greater responsibility for its own affairs, newly elected States Members were told at their swearing-in this morning.

A SECOND chamber to review the work of elected politicians in the States has been suggested by the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.

SENATOR Jean Le Maistre could become chairman of the commission fostering links between Jersey and its French neighbours.