Scrutiny President Chris Green said his committee intended to write a letter of comment on them.
Independent review into airline Aurigny
BBC Radio Guernsey
An independent review is to be commissioned into the efficiency of Guernsey States-owned airline Aurigny.
The president of the Scrutiny Management Committee, Chris Green, said it would be taking a joint approach with the board which has political oversight of the airline.
He said "jointly with the State's Training
Supervisory Board, we're going to be commissioning an independent review which will look at the financial and practical
operational efficiency of Aurigny as a company."
All flights in or out of Alderney are indefinitely delayed because of strong crosswinds outside of airline Aurigny's operating limits, staff say.
Passengers can check Aurigny's Facebook page for updates, but are being asked to check in on time for flights.
Saturday surgeries to reduce orthopaedic waiting lists
BBC Radio Guernsey
Saturday surgeries on Guernsey and off-island referrals are being introduced in the hope of reducing orthopaedic procedure waiting lists.
Health bosses said letters were due to go out to some patients within the next week, offering them the opportunity to have their procedure carried out in the UK.
Meanwhile, Saturday theatre sessions at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital will begin on 9 February.
The initiative comes as new figures show some key performance targets have not been met in the last year.
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Reds ring changes for Scottish test
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport
Jersey Reds will look to bounce back from last week's Championship Cup quarter-final loss to Cornish Pirates as they host London Scottish at St Peter in the league.
Director of rugby Harvey
Biljon has made eight changes to his starting line-up with flanker Conor Joyce returning after four months out with injury.
Joyce is one of five new faces in the pack with Harry Morley, Nick Selway and Sam Rodman forming a new front row and Kyle
Hatherell coming in at number eight.
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Scrum-half Liam Howley will get his first start since moving to the island from New Zealand last month with George Eastwell coming in at centre and Jack Stapley getting a chance on the wing.
"If you look at our record against Scottish over the last couple of years it's been very good," Biljon told BBC Radio Jersey.
"Last year we beat them four times on the bounce, this year they beat us early on but we put in two very convincing performances through the cup competition.
"What we've got to make sure of is we've seen a bit of a revival in Scottish's form and the way they've been playing of late and the most important thing for us to do is focus on ourselves."
Jersey Reds:Herron; Stapley, Newey, Eastwell, Van Dam; Penberthy, Howley; Morley, Selway, Rodman, Sexton (capt), McKern, Bartle, Joyce, Hatherell
Replacements:Macfarlane, Godfrey, Alexis, Beckett, Venter, Homer, Best
The Planning Committee has approved two separate applications for housing developments. One is in St Helier and the other in St Brelade.
Developer Dandara has been given the go-ahead to build 16 two-bedroom flats and a seven-bedroom home on Tower Road in St Helier.
The company has been hoping to develop the site, overlooking St Aubin's Bay, for more than a year. An initial application to build 20 flats was rejected last year following concerns over its height and scale.
The committee also agreed that two 1950s bungalows could be demolished in St Brelade and replaced with eight new family homes.
The two, three and four-bedroom properties will be built on La Route des Genets.
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Weather: Windy and rainy with some sunny spells
Dan Downs
Weather Forecaster
Friday is set to be a very windy day with gales expected.
Rain will turn heavier and more persistent throughout the morning.
The weather will begin to brighten in the afternoon with sunny spells and blustery showers predicted.
Maximum temperature: 11C (52F).
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Read moreCompany fined £15,000 over cliff-fall safety breach
BBC Radio Jersey
A Jersey company has been fined £15,000 after admitting a health and safety breach that led to an employee falling down a cliff.
The Royal Court found Nunes Gardening and Maintenance failed to identify health and safety risks, which led to a gardener's life-changing injuries.
Ferdinando Assuncao fell 25m at Bonne Nuit last May, leaving him paralysed from the waist down.
The court heard Nunes did not give Mr Assuncao appropriate safety equipment to do his job.
He had to buy his own safety glasses and gloves to use a strimmer, and his employer did not give him ropes or a harness, the court heard.
Scrutiny panel to review secondary education proposals
BBC Radio Guernsey
Guernsey's Scrutiny Management Committee intends to appoint an independent panel to review the proposals for the future of secondary education.
States members will debate the plans from Education, Sport and Culture in June.
In October, plans proposed seeing two out of four separate secondary schools closed down.
Scrutiny President Chris Green said his committee intended to write a letter of comment on them.
Independent review into airline Aurigny
BBC Radio Guernsey
An independent review is to be commissioned into the efficiency of Guernsey States-owned airline Aurigny.
The president of the Scrutiny Management Committee, Chris Green, said it would be taking a joint approach with the board which has political oversight of the airline.
He said "jointly with the State's Training Supervisory Board, we're going to be commissioning an independent review which will look at the financial and practical operational efficiency of Aurigny as a company."
Last October the airline was forecast to have accumulative losses rising to £12.3m.
All Alderney flights 'indefinitely delayed'
BBC Radio Guernsey
All flights in or out of Alderney are indefinitely delayed because of strong crosswinds outside of airline Aurigny's operating limits, staff say.
Passengers can check Aurigny's Facebook page for updates, but are being asked to check in on time for flights.
Saturday surgeries to reduce orthopaedic waiting lists
BBC Radio Guernsey
Saturday surgeries on Guernsey and off-island referrals are being introduced in the hope of reducing orthopaedic procedure waiting lists.
Health bosses said letters were due to go out to some patients within the next week, offering them the opportunity to have their procedure carried out in the UK.
Meanwhile, Saturday theatre sessions at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital will begin on 9 February.
The initiative comes as new figures show some key performance targets have not been met in the last year.
Reds ring changes for Scottish test
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport
Jersey Reds will look to bounce back from last week's Championship Cup quarter-final loss to Cornish Pirates as they host London Scottish at St Peter in the league.
Director of rugby Harvey Biljon has made eight changes to his starting line-up with flanker Conor Joyce returning after four months out with injury.
Joyce is one of five new faces in the pack with Harry Morley, Nick Selway and Sam Rodman forming a new front row and Kyle Hatherell coming in at number eight.
Scrum-half Liam Howley will get his first start since moving to the island from New Zealand last month with George Eastwell coming in at centre and Jack Stapley getting a chance on the wing.
"If you look at our record against Scottish over the last couple of years it's been very good," Biljon told BBC Radio Jersey.
"Last year we beat them four times on the bounce, this year they beat us early on but we put in two very convincing performances through the cup competition.
"What we've got to make sure of is we've seen a bit of a revival in Scottish's form and the way they've been playing of late and the most important thing for us to do is focus on ourselves."
Jersey Reds:Herron; Stapley, Newey, Eastwell, Van Dam; Penberthy, Howley; Morley, Selway, Rodman, Sexton (capt), McKern, Bartle, Joyce, Hatherell
Replacements:Macfarlane, Godfrey, Alexis, Beckett, Venter, Homer, Best
Channel Islands Live: 08 February
Bringing you the news, sport, travel and weather for the Channel Islands for Friday 8 February
Catch upSt Helier residents get by-election manifestos
BBC Radio Jersey
Some 7,000 homes in St Helier are due to receive manifestos for 10 candidates standing in a by-election.
Election day for district three and four is Wednesday 27 February, and the successful candidate will be sworn into the States next month.
Officials said they hoped the documents would all be delivered before pre-poll voting at Morier House opens on Monday 18 February.
The booklet also contains information on how to register and vote, and includes sections in Polish, Portuguese and French.
More information can also be found on the official vote website here.
Permission granted for 25 new homes in Jersey
Sarah Bailey
BBC Radio Jersey
Twenty-five new homes are to be built in Jersey.
The Planning Committee has approved two separate applications for housing developments. One is in St Helier and the other in St Brelade.
Developer Dandara has been given the go-ahead to build 16 two-bedroom flats and a seven-bedroom home on Tower Road in St Helier.
The company has been hoping to develop the site, overlooking St Aubin's Bay, for more than a year. An initial application to build 20 flats was rejected last year following concerns over its height and scale.
The committee also agreed that two 1950s bungalows could be demolished in St Brelade and replaced with eight new family homes.
The two, three and four-bedroom properties will be built on La Route des Genets.
Weather: Windy and rainy with some sunny spells
Dan Downs
Weather Forecaster
Friday is set to be a very windy day with gales expected.
Rain will turn heavier and more persistent throughout the morning.
The weather will begin to brighten in the afternoon with sunny spells and blustery showers predicted.
Maximum temperature: 11C (52F).
Emiliano Sala: Argentine footballer's body identified
BBC Radio Guernsey
A body recovered from a plane which crashed off Guernsey has been formally identified as professional footballer Emiliano Sala.
The Argentinian player and his pilot David Ibbotson went missing last month when their aircraft disappeared on a flight from France to Cardiff.
The plane was discovered last weekend following a private search and the body was brought into Portland in Dorset on Monday.