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CHIEF Minister Ian Gorst vowed to continue to ‘give 100 per cent’ as he survived a vote of no confidence.

THE Independent Jersey Care Inquiry was ‘wrong’ to conclude that former Home Affairs Minister Andrew Lewis lied to it under oath and also to the States, the External Relations Minister has said.

HUNDREDS of thousands of pounds spent by the States on public relations has been wasted because they are still communicating poorly with their colleagues and with Islanders, backbench politicians have said.

MAJOR electoral reform – including the formation of six voting super-constituencies – has moved a step closer after Members narrowly approved draft legislation to bring the changes in.

AT some point the Island of Jersey will have to decide whether democracy is more important than tradition. A system of government whereby 81 per cent of those eligible to vote are not sufficiently engaged to exercise their democratic right, as reflected in the turnout for the last Senatorial by-election, is not acceptable.

STATES developers have launched a legal challenge against Scrutiny’s request to see confidential documents relating to the Jersey International Finance Centre.