BBC News Guernsey

Guernsey's bailiff, chief minister and lieutenant governor pay their respects to the duke.

Following the death of the Duke of Edinburgh, BBC News looks at his visits to the Channel Islands.

Twenty men and eight women were shortlisted for non-voting roles on Guernsey political committees.

British & Irish Lions coach shared two meals with Guernsey representatives, despite assurances.

A man walking around Guernsey's coast finds bones estimated to be between 4,000 and 5,000 years old.

The National Trust of Guernsey fundraiser is scaled back due to the "unpredictable" pandemic.

A States spokesperson says it is "appropriate as the island begins to ease restrictions at borders".

Experiences of special needs education in Guernsey can vary "significantly" according to a report.

A visit to Guernsey by the British and Irish Lions could save the island's rugby club from a "dire" financial situation, says the club's co-chairman.

The Lions head coach is exploring using the Channel Islands as a training base before the South Africa tour.

Deputy Chris Le Tissier is facing a vote on being removed from the States over social media activity.

The letter, due to go to the States on 10 May, is delayed by about two weeks.

The gender pay gap in Jersey and Guernsey is among the highest in the OECD countries, a report says.

A panel recommends the expulsion of Deputy Chris Le Tissier, which will be voted on by the States.

The one remaining Covid-19 patient is in hospital but no longer has an "active infection".

Channel Island football authorities will make a decision on whether to play the 2021 Muratti Vase on 30 April.

Guernsey will host the coronavirus-delayed Island Games between 8 and 14 July 2023.

The island has the "lowest mortality" from the pandemic in the British Isles, says Dr Nicola Brink.

A drop in letter mail has been "accelerated" by the coronavirus pandemic, says Guernsey Post.