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When we think of famous prostitutes, we usually think of women. Royal mistresses like Madame de Pompadour or Nell Gwynn, the hetaerae of the ancient world

With Guernsey and Jersey both grappling with housing costs and falling workforces, the need has never been greater to give young people a reason to stay in their home island. Defining success and a reasonable standard of living for them would be a start, says Richard Digard...

St Sampson's Harbour and the Bridge could be the ‘Jewel in the Crown’ of any development of the island’s east coast, according to the individuals driving the project.

The online presence of BL magazine, the premier source for business news.

From The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar to The Swan, The Rat Catcher and Poison, a look at how Anderson handles four of Dahl’s stories on Netflix

THE Guernsey Development Agency is appealing to islanders to help it to shape the future of the east coast by completing an online survey.

The concrete staircase beloved by exercise enthusiasts has reopened after some minor damage repairs following a bushfire that ravaged the area earlier this month.

As more companies across the UK and Ireland experience the effects of volatile energy prices and a growing emphasis on green energy, Dromore-based Wilson Power & Energy sees a continued increase in organisations exploring steps to take control of their energy costs and secure energy independence through the implementation of technologies including microgrids and UPS.

We take a look at how the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway was saved and reborn.

Wes Anderson celebrates Roald Dahl, exploring the limitations and possibilities of their common creative ground.