The odd heavy shower around through Tuesday evening and the first part of the night.
Later on, there will be the growing chance of some more general spells of rain.
Moderate north-easterly winds.
Minimum Temperature: 7 to 10C (45 to 50F).
A rather cloudy Wednesday on the whole with a little rain or drizzle likely at times. Drier by evening with the chance of some late brightness.
Moderate to fresh north-easterly winds, making it feel cool.
Maximum Temperature: 7 to 10C (45 to 50F).
One in ten gives £1,000 to charity
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
One in 10 Guernsey people gave more than £1,000 to charity last year.
The statistic was released as part of a report by Island Global Research, which conducted surveys in Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man.
By comparison, 7% of people donated more than £1,000 in Jersey, but the Isle of Man had the highest number with 13%.
Jersey residents donated an average of £280 during 2018, while in Guernsey the figure was £340.
Nearly a quarter of people in Guernsey regularly supports four or more charities.
Island Global ResearchCopyright: Island Global Research
The darker colours show how many people regularly donateImage caption: The darker colours show how many people regularly donate
Guernsey 'first' for virtual prison visits
John Fernandez
BBC Radio Guernsey
BBCCopyright: BBC
New technology being trialed at Guernsey's prison is thought to be the first of its kind in the British Isles.
Purple Visits will allow inmates to communicate with people across the world in a secure Facetime-style call.
The virtual scheme is being provided at no cost to the Guernsey taxpayer, Governor Dave Matthews said.
BBCCopyright: BBC
"We have lots of foreign nationals in the prison who don't get visits, people from the UK who can't get visits.
"And we have some elderly and infirm people on the island who actually can't get to the prison. But this system allows them to visit," Mr Matthews added.
Congestion charge for Jersey ruled out
BBC Radio Jersey
Jersey's Infrastructure Minister has ruled out considering starting a congestion charge in the island.
London has introduced one to tackle the capital's air problems.
However, Deputy Kevin Lewis says a charge would be "a kind of punishment" to drivers and he would prefer to introduce electric buses and have more electric mopeds and bicycles.
BBCCopyright: BBC
Isolated thunderstorms expected across the islands
Hayley Westcott
BBC News Online
They're set to affect the Channel Islands for the next six hours, Jersey Met said.
Jersey MetCopyright: Jersey Met
Guernsey shows 'consistent levels' of charity donations
BBC Radio Guernsey
Islanders gave on average more than £300 to charity in the past year, according to recent figures.
A survey from Island Global Research (IGR) asked 710 people in the Bailiwick how they donated to charity in 2018.
It's the second year the survey has been carried out.
Regular donations tended to focus on just one or two charities, although there are 23% of people in Guernsey who regularly support four or more charities.
Managing director of IGR Lindsay Jeffries said Guernsey has shown a consistent level of donations...
Video content
Video caption: A survey asked 710 people in the Bailiwick how they donated to charity in 2018A survey asked 710 people in the Bailiwick how they donated to charity in 2018
'Virtual visiting' to be introduced at islands' prisons
BBC Radio Jersey
Friends and family members will soon be able to visit inmates at La Moye Prison without being in Jersey.
Later this month, the island will introduce virtual visiting, which allows prisoners to speak to people via computer videolink.
The technology is also being introduced in Guernsey in what is thought to be a first for the British Isles.
Jersey minister 'has lost faith in States pay board'
BBC Radio Jersey
Jersey's assistant education minister says he has lost faith in the board that sets politicians pay.
When the States Members Remuneration Review Body announced a survey of public opinion, Deputy Jeremy Macon called for its members to be sacked, saying the group's members admitted they did not fully know what States members did.
Deputy Jeremy Macon said the committee had been "approached repeatedly".
He said: "Time and again they are not interested in actually looking at the hours that States members put in, and the work that they do behind the scenes."
The States said the remuneration body was an independent committee and that it would take any steps necessary to gauge public
opinion and seek the
opinions of members of the States for its work.
Guernsey charity's garden centre vandalised
John Fernandez
BBC Radio Guernsey
Property at a Guernsey charity which provides a sheltered horticultural work place for people with learning disabilities has been vandalised.
Grow Ltd says it's finding it "very difficult" to understand why someone would do it.
The vandalism happened at the weekend.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Guernsey Police.
BBCCopyright: BBC
Senator tackles health and social care recruitment issues
BBC Radio Jersey
The children of Jersey midwives, nurses and social workers will now be able to apply for any job - even if they haven't lived in the island for five years.
They'll apply to young people between the ages of 16 and 26.
Senator John Le Fondre says he hopes the move will tackle recruitment issues in essential health and social care roles.
He says there's evidence an increasing number of people are turning down jobs in the island due to uncertainty regarding whether their children will also be able to find work.
BBCCopyright: BBC
Jersey's Chief Minister, John Le Fondre wants to tackle some recruitment issuesImage caption: Jersey's Chief Minister, John Le Fondre wants to tackle some recruitment issues
States changes 'needed to stop Guernsey standing still'
BBC Radio Guernsey
Guernsey's most senior politician says there is no alternative to transformations being undertaken by the States of Guernsey.
The Policy and Resources Committee (P&R) is due to be questioned by scrutiny at a public hearing on Wednesday.
P&R President Gavin St Pier said prior to the hearing that he realised "change is hard", but warned that "the alternative is standing still, and the consequences of that are unsustainable and unaffordable public services".
The public hearing is due to get under way in the Castel Douzaine Room between 10:00 and 12:00.
Most people in Jersey gave to charity in 2018 - survey
Sarah Scriven
News Editor, BBC Jersey
A survey shows most people in Jersey gave to charity last year.
The study by consultants Island Global Research showed 97% of people in Jersey made donations and valued the work of charities. But they were put off giving if it was not clear how their donations were spent.
The study also said most people thought charities made an important contribution to the island, and 63% preferred to support local rather than UK or international causes.
The study also revealed about 16% of people in Jersey volunteered at least once a month.
Weather: Cool and cloudy with the chance of showers
Dan Downs
Weather Forecaster
A rather cloudy morning with the chance of one or two light showers.
BBCCopyright: BBC
Drier for a time around the middle of the day with brighter spells but the chance of a shower will return later. Cool and breezy.
Live Reporting
All times stated are UK
Get involved
Island Global ResearchCopyright: Island Global Research The darker colours show how many people regularly donateImage caption: The darker colours show how many people regularly donate 
BBCCopyright: BBC 
BBCCopyright: BBC 
BBCCopyright: BBC 
Jersey MetCopyright: Jersey Met 
Video caption: A survey asked 710 people in the Bailiwick how they donated to charity in 2018A survey asked 710 people in the Bailiwick how they donated to charity in 2018 
Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images 
BBCCopyright: BBC 
BBCCopyright: BBC Jersey's Chief Minister, John Le Fondre wants to tackle some recruitment issuesImage caption: Jersey's Chief Minister, John Le Fondre wants to tackle some recruitment issues 
BBCCopyright: BBC
Latest PostWeather: Spells of heavy rain
BBC Weather
The odd heavy shower around through Tuesday evening and the first part of the night.
Later on, there will be the growing chance of some more general spells of rain.
Moderate north-easterly winds. Minimum Temperature: 7 to 10C (45 to 50F).
A rather cloudy Wednesday on the whole with a little rain or drizzle likely at times. Drier by evening with the chance of some late brightness.
Moderate to fresh north-easterly winds, making it feel cool.
Maximum Temperature: 7 to 10C (45 to 50F).
One in ten gives £1,000 to charity
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
One in 10 Guernsey people gave more than £1,000 to charity last year.
The statistic was released as part of a report by Island Global Research, which conducted surveys in Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man.
By comparison, 7% of people donated more than £1,000 in Jersey, but the Isle of Man had the highest number with 13%.
Jersey residents donated an average of £280 during 2018, while in Guernsey the figure was £340.
Nearly a quarter of people in Guernsey regularly supports four or more charities.
Guernsey 'first' for virtual prison visits
John Fernandez
BBC Radio Guernsey
New technology being trialed at Guernsey's prison is thought to be the first of its kind in the British Isles.
Purple Visits will allow inmates to communicate with people across the world in a secure Facetime-style call.
The virtual scheme is being provided at no cost to the Guernsey taxpayer, Governor Dave Matthews said.
"We have lots of foreign nationals in the prison who don't get visits, people from the UK who can't get visits.
"And we have some elderly and infirm people on the island who actually can't get to the prison. But this system allows them to visit," Mr Matthews added.
Congestion charge for Jersey ruled out
BBC Radio Jersey
Jersey's Infrastructure Minister has ruled out considering starting a congestion charge in the island.
London has introduced one to tackle the capital's air problems.
However, Deputy Kevin Lewis says a charge would be "a kind of punishment" to drivers and he would prefer to introduce electric buses and have more electric mopeds and bicycles.
Isolated thunderstorms expected across the islands
Hayley Westcott
BBC News Online
They're set to affect the Channel Islands for the next six hours, Jersey Met said.
Guernsey shows 'consistent levels' of charity donations
BBC Radio Guernsey
Islanders gave on average more than £300 to charity in the past year, according to recent figures.
A survey from Island Global Research (IGR) asked 710 people in the Bailiwick how they donated to charity in 2018.
It's the second year the survey has been carried out.
Regular donations tended to focus on just one or two charities, although there are 23% of people in Guernsey who regularly support four or more charities.
Managing director of IGR Lindsay Jeffries said Guernsey has shown a consistent level of donations...
Video content
'Virtual visiting' to be introduced at islands' prisons
BBC Radio Jersey
Friends and family members will soon be able to visit inmates at La Moye Prison without being in Jersey.
Later this month, the island will introduce virtual visiting, which allows prisoners to speak to people via computer videolink.
The technology is also being introduced in Guernsey in what is thought to be a first for the British Isles.
Man breaks second motorbike speed record
Zef Eisenberg breaks his second sand speed record on a bike, but missed the chance to top 200mph in a car.
Read moreJersey minister 'has lost faith in States pay board'
BBC Radio Jersey
Jersey's assistant education minister says he has lost faith in the board that sets politicians pay.
When the States Members Remuneration Review Body announced a survey of public opinion, Deputy Jeremy Macon called for its members to be sacked, saying the group's members admitted they did not fully know what States members did.
Deputy Jeremy Macon said the committee had been "approached repeatedly".
He said: "Time and again they are not interested in actually looking at the hours that States members put in, and the work that they do behind the scenes."
The States said the remuneration body was an independent committee and that it would take any steps necessary to gauge public opinion and seek the opinions of members of the States for its work.
Guernsey charity's garden centre vandalised
John Fernandez
BBC Radio Guernsey
Property at a Guernsey charity which provides a sheltered horticultural work place for people with learning disabilities has been vandalised.
Grow Ltd says it's finding it "very difficult" to understand why someone would do it.
The vandalism happened at the weekend.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Guernsey Police.
Senator tackles health and social care recruitment issues
BBC Radio Jersey
The children of Jersey midwives, nurses and social workers will now be able to apply for any job - even if they haven't lived in the island for five years.
It follows a decision by Jersey's Chief Minister, John Le Fondre who has introduced new rules - due to come into effect on Wednesday.
They'll apply to young people between the ages of 16 and 26.
Senator John Le Fondre says he hopes the move will tackle recruitment issues in essential health and social care roles.
He says there's evidence an increasing number of people are turning down jobs in the island due to uncertainty regarding whether their children will also be able to find work.
States changes 'needed to stop Guernsey standing still'
BBC Radio Guernsey
Guernsey's most senior politician says there is no alternative to transformations being undertaken by the States of Guernsey.
The Policy and Resources Committee (P&R) is due to be questioned by scrutiny at a public hearing on Wednesday.
P&R President Gavin St Pier said prior to the hearing that he realised "change is hard", but warned that "the alternative is standing still, and the consequences of that are unsustainable and unaffordable public services".
The public hearing is due to get under way in the Castel Douzaine Room between 10:00 and 12:00.
Most people in Jersey gave to charity in 2018 - survey
Sarah Scriven
News Editor, BBC Jersey
A survey shows most people in Jersey gave to charity last year.
The study by consultants Island Global Research showed 97% of people in Jersey made donations and valued the work of charities. But they were put off giving if it was not clear how their donations were spent.
The study also said most people thought charities made an important contribution to the island, and 63% preferred to support local rather than UK or international causes.
The study also revealed about 16% of people in Jersey volunteered at least once a month.
Weather: Cool and cloudy with the chance of showers
Dan Downs
Weather Forecaster
A rather cloudy morning with the chance of one or two light showers.
Drier for a time around the middle of the day with brighter spells but the chance of a shower will return later. Cool and breezy.
Maximum temperature: 9 to 12C (48 to 54F).