BBC News Guernsey

Proposals to exempt States buildings from fines are due to be challenged by politicians.

The Early Years Team head says parents came to rely on "the digital babysitter" during lockdown.

Deputy Mark Helyar said "all major Western democracies" were looking at changes to the pension age.

It would be invested in the Guernsey Investment Fund before being used to help pay for the ferry.

The States of Guernsey will no longer transfer its housing service and social rental housing stock.

New partnership between art groups from Guernsey and Jersey aims to present "unified voice" abroad.

Health authorities also spent nearly £12m on wages for temporary staff covering vacancies.

Plans to extend and improve the hospital are now projected to cost £154m.

Employers will begin mandatory contributions into employee pension pots from July 2024.

The name of the official mascot for the Island Games has been announced as Jet - short for Jethou.

Guernsey Housing Association plans to build 91 homes on the site but wants to look into environmental concerns.

Access to the pier and moorings will be limited during the week-long project in Guernsey.

From April, lateral flow tests will no longer be free for people in Guernsey with symptoms.

A "substantial" bird strike has caused disruption to flight schedules, a Guernsey airline says.

Road outside Guernsey school to close during pupil drop-off and pick-up times.

A young islander says a lack of affordable homes is a barrier to living independently.

Ross Allen's last-minute equaliser salvages a 2-2 draw for Guernsey FC at home to Chipstead.

The money will be diverted to help "an increased number of students", the States of Guernsey says.

Jersey "pull out all the stops" to ensure they will play in the Muratti semi-final in Alderney next week.