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Ben-My-Chree sailings could be affected

Education minister blames misuse of data for downgraded results

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Vehicle recorded doing 90mph through village

35-year-old denies nine charges

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Hospitality firms under significant strain according to Guernsey Chief Minister

Driver didn't stop after hitting another vehicle

Steam Packet says it's as borders start to slowly reopen

Peggy's calls on Island's youth to 'get physical'

New store currently hiring

FSA says failings were systemic and long-standing

Forty-seven stores to shut and 380 jobs going in UK

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ICSA session will help with training and guidance

Chinn beats Drewry to men's crown

Ballagaraghyn round peaks international interest

Volunteers needed ahead of club's first match

Manx Radio went for a sneak preview before launch

Athletes prepare for six races in six days

Manx swimmer and GB champion ready for "next chapter"

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The UK has been tipped into the "largest recession on record", according to official figures charting the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the economy.

Pubs and bars in England are ignoring COVID-19 guidance, potentially putting public health at risk, a Sky News investigation has found.

A-level students in England will be able to use grades in mock exams to progress to university and college courses and employment, the education secretary has announced.

Labour MP Dawn Butler was stopped by police in London because of a "human error" by officers, the Metropolitan Police has said.

The UK has recorded the highest number of daily coronavirus cases in nearly two months.

An advert which "implied" a range of face masks could protect the wearer from coronavirus has been banned for being misleading.

The England and Wales Cricket Board has confirmed that this summer's shortened domestic season will culminate with Vitality Blast Finals Day at Edgbaston on Saturday, October 3.

Neil Lennon has strongly condemned Boli Bolingoli's "selfish" behaviour after his trip to Spain resulted in Celtic's next two Scottish Premiership fixtures being postponed.

West Ham have dismissed reports they have received a £50m bid from Chelsea for Declan Rice.

Sally Munday MBE, UK Sport chief executive, is optimistic that the disruption to women's sport will just be a short-term "blip".

Katie Taylor could be challenged by Natasha Jonas in a repeat of their Olympic showdown, if Ireland's world champion wins her rematch with Delfine Persoon.

The UK has been tipped into the "largest recession on record", according to official figures charting the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the economy.

Pubs and bars in England are ignoring COVID-19 guidance, potentially putting public health at risk, a Sky News investigation has found.

The Trafford Centre, Britain's fourth-biggest shopping mall, is being put up for sale less than two months after its parent company, Intu Properties, collapsed into administration.

Ice cream maker Ben & Jerry's has taken on Home Secretary Priti Patel over moves to stem the surge in migrant Channel crossings - and received a chilly response.

Post-Brexit trade talks between the UK and Japan have reportedly hit a "stumbling block" - blue cheese.

Debenhams has announced plans to cut a further 2,500 jobs as the retail sector reels from the effects of the coronavirus crisis.

It's often difficult to truly convey what people go through when a disaster strikes. But we now live in an age when lives are constantly recorded.

Coronavirus has broken out again in New Zealand after more than 100 days and prompted the country's government to put its largest city into strict lockdown.

Belarus is facing one of the biggest political crises in its post-Soviet history, after its presidential election triggered widespread protests.

Police have arrested 17 people after raiding what is thought to be the largest cocaine factory ever found in the Netherlands.

Russia has become the first country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine, Vladimir Putin has announced, amid concerns the process was rushed for political purposes.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases around the world has reached 20 million.