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Lord Pickles’ Alderney Expert Review exposes a “stain on the reputations of successive British governments”

Former First Minister Arlene Foster has dismissed the prospect of a united Ireland saying "there are nowhere near enough people to take us out of the United Kingdom".

Former First Minister Arlene Foster has dismissed the prospect of a united Ireland saying "there are nowhere near enough people to take us out of the United Kingdom".

MPs from across the political spectrum have spoken out against legalising assisted suicide during a debate in Parliament’s Westminster Hall.

Gordon Prigent is believed to be one of just four Channel Island residents who was sent to a Nazi concentration camp on the island of Alderney, which was under German control during the Second World War

The UK let the Crown Dependencies down over international trade negotiations, fishing legislation and the recent Illegal Migration Bill, and needs to do more to give the islands a seat at the table for international negotiations, the House of Commons Justice Committee has said.

One hundred miles from mainland Britain – a good deal closer to Saint Malo than to Salcombe – Jersey should really feel more French than British.Its street names are Gallic but the island looks and feels like a sleepy stretch of the south coast.

THE External Relations Minister has expressed “disappointment” that the UK government has taken the first step towards legalising deportations from the Island to Rwanda under its […]

On 9 March 2024, the Government announced the introduction of The Elizabeth Emblem. This commemorative emblem is awarded as a mark of recognition to the next of kin of those who lost their lives in the course of undertaking eligible public service.

Campaigners have warned of "harm" and "profound injustices" following the publication of a Commons report that suggests the law on assisted suicide is likely to change in parts of the UK soon.