Shopkeeper 'robbed at knifepoint' in Jersey
Body found near pine forest confirmed to be missing man Steven Corbet
Dozens of abandoned vehicles to be removed in Jersey
'High fares' behind passenger drop in inter-island flights
Aurigny Guernsey-London flights cancelled
Blind 84-year-old wins Guernsey Christmas lights competition
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BBC Channel Islands News
Just four weeks old, still severely underweight and fighting for its life,
Sammy the seal pup is recovering after being rescued from Bonne Nuit Bay in Jersey and and later flown to Guernsey for specialist treatment.
Image source, GSPCAThe GSPCA says she is making "encouraging progress" and has started eating whole fish.
Image source, GSPCAQuote MessageWe are thrilled, after such an upsetting end to the year, when we lost two pups."
Steve Byrne, GSPCA
If Sammy continues to recover well it could be up to 6 months before she's released back into Jersey waters.
BBC Channel Islands News
Tonight on BBC Channel Islands news with Alison Moss:
"A desperate act by a callous individual," that's how the Police are describing a knifepoint robbery in a shop in St Helier. We are live at the scene.
Plus - parents in Jersey could get more time off work after their babies are born.
And, we meet the seal pup who is fighting for its life.
Ben Chapple
BBC News Online
Steven Corbet's body has been released for burial after the opening of the inquest into his death.
The body of the 59-year-old was found at Pleinmont, Guernsey, six months after he was reported missing.
His remains were "extensively decomposed and partially skeletalised" and he identified by a serial number on his knee replacement.
The cause of his death is so far "unascertained", but samples were taken for toxicology.
A final report is due to be issued once the laboratory investigations are completed.
BBC Radio Jersey
One of the 21 deputies who voted to scrap selection at the age of 11 says she considered writing an open letter about it.
Emails, leaked to BBC Guernsey, show 11 deputies wanted to publish a letter in the Guernsey Press, but the idea fell through.
Deputy Emilie Yerby explained her reasons to BBC Radio Guernsey.
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The States voted to end the use of 11-plus exams for selection in Guernsey's education system in December 2016.
BBC Radio Guernsey
The demand for Clematis from Guernsey is growing, according to a local business which has begun shipping its flowers to China.
Guernsey Clematis Nursery is reporting continued growth, and is building a new glasshouse at its Route Militaire site to accommodate more business.
"Demand has driven sales increases. We have now got very good access to worldwide markets," says general manager Paul Ingrouille.
Chris Stone
BBC Radio Jersey
It's Chris Stone here sitting in for Cameron Ward on the Drive show on BBC Radio Jersey.
We'll have the latest on a shopkeeper in Jersey who was robbed at knifepoint in St Helier.
What are the priorities of the new president of the island's farming union? We'll hear from Peter Le Maistre's march on low food prices and high wage costs.
And we'll be hearing about the search for Europe's best Elvis impersonator.
Image source, APBen Chapple
BBC News Online
The body of Steven Corbet, 59, was found at Pleinmont, Guernsey, a month before police were called, an inquest has heard.
It was told a group of children told their mother they saw a leg in late November and a skull on 22 December, with her suggesting it was a scarecrow on both occasions.
One of the children later spoke to their father who went to the pine forest on Christmas Eve and after checking the area called police.
BBC Radio Guernsey
Guernsey's next stone aggregate quarry could be on the Chouet headland in the Vale, says SigmaRoc.
A £45m take over deal of Ronez by SigmaRoc was completed yesterday.
In his first interview to the BBC since his company bought Ronez, chief executive, Max Vermorken, says talks are ongoing with Guernsey's States about the next facility.
He says a new site has to be found as Les Vardes Quarry in St Sampson's only has 10 to 12 years of life left.
BBC Radio 4
Jersey doubles in size when the tide goes out and Helen Mark discovered what the retreating waters reveal, finding evidence of our Neanderthal ancestors to the extraordinary marine life of the island's reefs.
Ben Chapple
BBC News Online
The identity of the body found near the pine forest in Guernsey has been confirmed to be missing man Steven Corbet.
The 59-year-old was last seen on 27 June, the day he was released from police custody after being held overnight, and his body was found on Christmas Eve.
He was identified by the serial number on the total knee replacement he received in 2012.
Jersey Evening Post
Petrol prices in Jersey have risen to a two-year high, external, with further increases expected in the next six months.
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BBC Radio Guernsey
A blind 84-year-old woman from Guernsey has won a Christmas lights competition.
Florence Le Pavoux's has been putting the illuminations up at her home in St Martins for more than a decade, despite barely being able see her own display.
Image source, Island FM
Image source, Island FM"She has entered the competition every year and loves Christmas. She plans her display and her sons put it up for her", says organisers, Island FM.
BBC Travel
There are more than 300 spaces available on Pier Road, as of 13:40.
There are also spaces in all other car parks in town.
Image source, States of Jersey
Guernsey Press
A lack of promotion and investment in winter tourism has had a devastating impact , externalon the industry, one museum owner has said, as visitor numbers continue to fall.
Oscar Pearson
BBC Radio Guernsey
A run of three away matches sound daunting for any footballing side... but try hitting the road after ending an entire calendar year without an away victory.
That's Guernsey FC's task tomorrow afternoon as the Green Lions travel to West Sussex, to play Horsham FC, needing to put some points on the board.
Join me on BBC Radio Guernsey for live coverage from midday tomorrow.
Olivia Le Poidevin
BBC News Online
About £17,000 has been spent on personal development courses for States of Jersey members over the past five years, according to a Freedom of Information, external request.
These included media training, team work and scrutiny workshops.
Image source, States of JerseyDeputy Simon Bree, who attended a scrutiny course, says it is important for new politicians to be trained.
Quote MessageIt's like starting any new job, you have to be given the adequate training to do the best job that you can. The courses I have been on have been extremely beneficial and give you much better insight into the type of work you're going to be undertaking."
Deputy Simon Bree, Scrutiny Panel member