James Bedding says small steps can be a "nightmare" for wheelchair users in Jersey.

A Guernsey hotel manager says introducing a GST would mean higher prices for customers.

Deputy Andrea Dudley-Owen says changes to the law will be introduced in "bite-sized chunks".

Good progress is being made in talks with Brittany Ferries, Deputy Neil Inder says.

Figures show 137,691 fewer people visited the island in the summer compared to 2019.

Policy and Resources will review infrastructure projects after deputies rejected income tax plans.

The Channel Islands Air Search team sees a "significant increase" in incidents.

A former member of the Archbishops' Council calls for change after Justin Welby's resignation.

Andrew Jenkins says his aim was to give hope to those feeling defeated.

More than 30 public toilets in Ceredigion could close to cut costs.

University of Wales Trinity St David plans to move its humanities department more than 20 miles.

The new electricity plant plans to use the gas rather than releasing it into the atmosphere.

The city council says a group of people camping there have accepted help from a charity.

It's taken two years to build and is 200m (656ft) long, but why does the River Trent need a fish pass?

Access from the bridge to some platforms has been closed on a trial basis.

Police say a number of cars, a wheelie bin and fence were deliberately set alight.

A Nottingham theologian says the resignation of Justin Welby is "unprecedented".

Dima Kim also claims groups of teenagers threw eggs at his restaurant in Kimberley, Nottinghamshire.

The abandoned vehicle is now listed as a "historical landmark" - with a near perfect rating.

It scorched the grass and was "simply not appropriate or acceptable", said a council.

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Rail ticket machines across the UK fell out of service during the morning commute.

Former bishop Peter Ball was jailed for sex offences against 18 teenagers and young men.

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Morocco-born Abdelatif Benazzi wants to be new man in charge of global rugby, promising to tear up the sport's old order and tap into new markets.

South African FA president Danny Jordaan is alleged to have used the organisation's resources for personal gain between 2014 and 2018.

An estimated 90% of autistic people over 50 have not received a diagnosis, research suggests.

Hospital waiting times hit record levels this year raising concerns about the NHS during winter.

Snowdonia National Park Authority will continue to refer to Wales' tallest mountain as Yr Wyddfa.

Staff faced anxiety and extreme pressure at Wales' oldest NHS hospital, the UK Covid inquiry hears.

Despite raising £70,000, a group against second home planning permission cannot launch appeal.

Registered childcare providers in Wales won't have to pay business rates, says the Welsh government.

Plans to legalise assisted dying are likely to need the approval of the Welsh Parliament, BBC told.

Proposals for renewable energy schemes in Wales could be sped up under new plans.

New recorded messages activated by a buzzer may shame smokers into putting out their cigarette.

Bryan Webber says dentists are trained on the signs of mouth cancer, but people must seek help early.

Off-spinner Amar Virdi leaves Surrey after 15 years at the club.

The man in charge of the spit roast reveals how Gladiator celebrated after the battle.

Runnymede and Weybridge MP, Dr Ben Spencer talks traffic, tax, innovation and technology.

Changes in access to RHS Wisley with a new bridge on Wisley Lane.

Sara Sharif’s father has accepted “full responsibility” for her death.

The film, called Everything, will be shown at the Nova Cinema in Woking on 14 November.

New figures show the vast majority of bike thefts reported to police do not result in charges.

The plans for London Road had the aim of encouraging more people to take up cycling and walking.