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The States of Guernsey says it has "no intention" of allowing pension and care money to deplete.

The female pup was "half the weight she should be" and had an injury to her nose, GSPCA say.

Guernsey Housing Association says demand for housing has "accelerated" during the Covid crisis.

Rob Sweeney says he made a "personal agreement" to paint "whatever happened" in 2020.

Jason Simmonds sent more than 20 pictures and numerous messages.

Reasons for putting off seeing a doctor included a fear of Covid and it being too expensive.

English universities will not charge students from the Crown Dependencies international fees from September.

An increase was due to be automatically applied in May.

A test on arrival becomes mandatory in order to leave self-isolation after 14 days, the States says.

The islands will follow the same priority list as Guernsey.

A man was taken to hospital in the UK with severe facial injuries following the incident on Sunday.

La Societe Guernesiaise says spiny starfish were taken from the beach at Portelet.

CEO Paul Luxon says the Covid-19 pandemic had a "massive impact" on the company's finances.

Travel for medical reasons will still be allowed and permanent residents of the islands can return.

One fisherman is told "on no account" can he go to France, the Fishermen's Association says.

Ferry passengers will no longer able to travel between the islands and Portsmouth.

Guernsey stone is found in St Paul's Cathedral and the Thames Embankment.

The island's government agreed to give a one-off payment from 2021 to those who are eligible.

Ferry passengers have to provide proof of a negative Covid-19 test before travelling to the islands.