Attempted murder accused to be tried in March
Jersey's Celtic coin hoard: Final coins removed
Private register the 'right thing for Guernsey'
Telecom firm appoints acting CEO
Last lemur from a group Gerald Durrell brought to Jersey in 1990 has died
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Jersey Evening Post
Ministers were accused of losing ‘the confidence of the public’, external as States Members successfully argued for the future hospital funding plans to be sent back to Scrutiny.
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BBC News Online
The reaction to Wednesday's announcement of a new firm aiming to offer flights between and from the Channel Islands has "overwhelmed" those behind the project.
Nick Magliocchetti, CEO Waves Technologies, said: "We have been overwhelmed with the emails, tweets and messages of support from across the Channel Islands.
"We are aware of comments from Aurigny, Blue islands and Flybe, and wholeheartedly respect their experience and wisdom in this incredibly tough industry."
Quote MessageWaves is a new entrant to the market and insignificant in scale to the current incumbents, for this reason we appreciate all the feedback received, and are making it our mission to use this information to help us sculpt a better company and the best service for our customers."
Nick Magliocchetti,, CEO Waves Technologies
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BBC News Online
The last of nearly 70,000 coins is to be removed later from one of the largest Celtic hoards in the world.
A number of gold neck torques, jewellery, glass beads, a leather purse and a woven bag of silver and gold were among the items hidden inside the coins.
Experts from Jersey Heritage have removed the coins one by one from the field in Grouville for three years with the last set to be extracted on Friday.
They said there was still work to do, such as cleaning and logging the finds.
In the 12 months ending December 2016 the All Items Retail Prices Index (RPI) for Jersey increased by 1.9% to stand at 163.0, the States Statistics Unit has announced.
It said household services, housing and motoring groups were the largest contributors to the overall annual increase.
Image source, States of JerseyJersey Evening Post
Patients who need hospital treatment in Southampton can now stay in apartments provided by the Health Department., external
Ben Chapple
BBC News Online
Telecom firm Sure has appointed an acting chief executive officer for a new larger group.
Ian Kelly, who has been CEO of Sure’s South Atlantic and Diego Garcia operations for the last three years, has been appointed to the role.
It follows the death of Eddie Saints, who was the Guernsey-based CEO of Sure’s Channel Islands and Isle of Man operations since 2008.
Image source, SureThe firm has also announced it is running its operations in the Crown dependencies and in the South Atlantic and Diego Garcia as one group headquartered in Guernsey.
It said Mr Saints had been due to take on the role prior to his death earlier this month.
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
The last lemur from a group brought to Jersey by Gerald Durrell has died at the park in Trinity.
Fali - a 26-year-old male - was one of 10 gentle lemurs brought to Jersey from Madagascar in 1990 for a European breeding programme.
Image source, DurrellHe arrived weighing 545g and was only a few months old.
By the time he died, he'd fathered 17 offspring, and had 79 descendants.
Let's take a look at the very cold weather forecasts for today.
Here's the outlook in Jersey...
And this is the forecast for Guernsey...
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
A beneficial ownership register not accessible to "anyone and everyone" is the right thing for Guernsey according to the vice-president of the Policy and Resources Committee.
Politicians will be asked to approve the plans to establish the register - which will hold details of who ultimately owns businesses here.
Deputy Lyndon Trott says a private register ensures confidentially, but the plans have been criticised by charity Oxfam.
The charity's tax policy expert Oliver Pearce says opening the register up to public scrutiny will allow poorer governments around the world to see which people and businesses pay less tax.
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
I don't often dish out advice on Local Live, but here's a top tip for dealing with these arctic conditions.
The best scraper for an icy windscreen is definitely a BBC ID pass...
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
The final coins in Jersey's Celtic coin hoard will be separated in a ceremony this afternoon.
A team from Jersey Heritage has spent nearly three years working on the 2000-year-old hoard, which was found in a Grouville field in 2012.
It's one of the world's biggest hoards of Celtic coins, thought to have belonged to a French tribe.
The final coins will be separated at La Hougue Bie when the final total of coins - thought to be around 70,000 - will finally be revealed.
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
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