Summary

  • Guernsey 'will have a say in Condor Ferries' new owner'

  • Jersey faces very difficult pension decisions ahead - minister

  • Immuno Biotech staff given suspended sentences

  • No Guernsey Marathon in 2019 because of financial implications

  • Guernsey head teachers 'should have had more time on behaviour policy'

  • Tributes to Laura Cafferty after her death from a rare form of cancer aged 36

  • Updates from Monday 25 March 2019

Live Reporting

  1. Insurance certificate date pushed back

    BBC Radio Jersey

    Channel Island drivers heading to Europe will not need an international insurance certificate until 12 April at the earliest.

    The documents - which guarantee third-party cover when on the road on the continent - will only be needed if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.

    Cars on ferry

    With Brexit initially scheduled for 29 March, drivers might have needed what are known as green cards from this weekend.

    Insurance company Rossborough said the changes have now been put on hold, after Britain's departure date was delayed.

    If UK MPs support Theresa May's deal, drivers will not need green cards at all.

  2. Weather: Fine and dry, patchy cloud

    BBC Weather

    It will be a fine and dry Monday, with sunny spells and only a little patchy cloud at times with light northerly winds.

    The night will be dry and chilly with largely clear skies and perhaps a few shallow mist patches.

    Maximum temperature: 9C (48F).

    Weather chart
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