WORK to stabilise the building most affected by the Rouge Bouillon sink hole is ongoing, the government have confirmed.

Hungary was never fully committed to the International Criminal Court (ICC), Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said. His comments come a day after his government announced a decision to quit the global ...

The UK Foreign Secretary has said he regrets America’s “return to protectionism” after Donald Trump insisted Sir Keir Starmer was “very happy” with Britain’s tariff treatment. David Lammy said people ...

By Mark Boleat The States Assembly has voted to reinstate Senators with effect from the 2026 election. The decision, secured ...

THE potential impact of new US tariffs is being “carefully considered”, according to Jersey’s External Relations Minister – ...

THE Island’s new Jurat has been sworn in. Donald Christopher Gardener was elected to the position in a narrow contest last month. The retired banker from St Brelade received 37 votes in an Electoral ...

South Korea’s recently ousted president has apologised for failing to live up to the public’s expectations. South Korea’s Constitutional Court removed impeached president Yoon Suk Yeol from office on ...

CAPPING the cost of essential items in Island supermarkets is market intervention “a long way” from the thinking of the Economic Development Minister, the Assembly heard this week. Deputy Kirsten ...

A CIVIL service recruitment freeze will be extended for another year, the government has announced. And the States Employment Board said the freeze will now apply to civil servants earnings £53,500 or ...

Almost a decade after the Brexit referendum, Amber Rudd is hoping to rebuild bridges between the Tories and Europe. The former home secretary is one of the driving forces behind a new informal ...

Wall Street shuddered and a level of shock unseen since Covid’s outbreak tore through financial markets worldwide on Thursday over worries about the damage President Donald Trump’s newest set of ...

The UK is braced for more market chaos on Friday as the Government considers its response to Donald Trump’s tariffs. Ministers have insisted they will respond with “cool and calm heads”, but are ...