Sunny spells with occasional cloudy interludes bringing only isolated light showers.
Fair spells on Friday evening and at first Friday night then cloudy skies bring showery outbreaks of rain later in the night.
Minimum Temperature: 7C (45F).
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Cycling 'crucial' to recovery after accident
A Guernsey man who suffered life-threatening injuries after an accident less than two years ago has finished second in an international Ultracycling race in Italy.
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Politicians challenged to take action on climate change
A project investigating the living costs of Guernsey households has surveyed 2,300 people of all ages.
More than 1,000 households took part in the Household Expenditure Survey, which is
now closed.
Helen Walton, States of Guernsey head of data and analysis, said due to the "sheer volume" of data it would take some time to process and they were aiming to publish the results in mid-2020.
She said: "We’ve had a huge range of
responses from super savers to big spenders and everything in between.
"This reflects
the diversity in our population and will give a really rich picture of the
variety in spending patterns, which will be used to update the retail price
inflation indices and ensure they remain representative."
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Ultra-cyclist conquers Italy two years after brain injury
BBC Radio Guernsey
A Guernsey man who suffered life-threatening injuries after an accident less than two years ago has finished second in an international Ultracycling race in Italy.
Paul Jackson suffered a brain haemorrhage when he came off his bike in August 2017.
On Saturday, he finished second in the Race Across Italy, a 700km cycle across the country, which included more than 10,000m of climbing.
Quote Message: It was a big goal for me to get back on the bike and start riding again, and the guys in the local cycling community were so supportive, so helpful, and that was a huge part in recovering as quickly as I did." from Paul Jackson Cyclist
It was a big goal for me to get back on the bike and start riding again, and the guys in the local cycling community were so supportive, so helpful, and that was a huge part in recovering as quickly as I did."
Islanders are being asked for their views on how much Jersey's politicians are paid.
At the moment, States members are paid £46,600 a year.
That figure is set until 2022, but the States Members Remuneration Review Body, which advises on politicians' pay, has released a public survey to consult on whether that should change after the next election.
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Earlier this year, Jersey's Assistant Education Minister Deputy Jeremy Macon called for the Review Body to be sacked, claiming it didn't fully understand what States Members do.
But its chairman said he will ignore any inappropriate lobbying from politicians on the issue.
Carbon monoxide on boats a 'silent killer'
BBC Radio Jersey
Boat owners in Jersey are being warned about the risks of fire and carbon monoxide poisoning on their vessels.
Jersey Fire and Rescue Service (JFRS) have launched a campaign to highlight the simple measures people can follow to
reduce the risks.
In the last two
decades, 60 people have lost their lives as a result of fire or carbon monoxide
poisoning on boats in the UK and Channel Islands.
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Crew Commander Phil Falle, who leads on boat safety for JFRS, said: “Good boat maintenance will reduce the risks dramatically but it’s still essential that fire and carbon monoxide detection alarms are fitted, checked and maintained, as well as serviceable fire extinguishers."
Margaret Jeffery, who lost her husband Ken to carbon monoxide poisoning on their boat in February, said he would still be alive if a detector had been fitted.
Quote Message: I tragically lost my beloved husband Ken as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning. Although Ken was a highly trained and very experienced sailor, carbon monoxide poisoning was not something he had ever considered. Had carbon monoxide detectors been publicised at that time I am certain he would have fitted one and would still be alive today. I hope that sharing this story may prevent others from experiencing the heartbreak and sadness his daughter and I are going through." from Margaret Jeffery
I tragically lost my beloved husband Ken as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning. Although Ken was a highly trained and very experienced sailor, carbon monoxide poisoning was not something he had ever considered. Had carbon monoxide detectors been publicised at that time I am certain he would have fitted one and would still be alive today. I hope that sharing this story may prevent others from experiencing the heartbreak and sadness his daughter and I are going through."
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Latest PostWeather: Showers possible later
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Sunny spells with occasional cloudy interludes bringing only isolated light showers.
Fair spells on Friday evening and at first Friday night then cloudy skies bring showery outbreaks of rain later in the night.
Minimum Temperature: 7C (45F).
Cycling 'crucial' to recovery after accident
A Guernsey man who suffered life-threatening injuries after an accident less than two years ago has finished second in an international Ultracycling race in Italy.
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Politicians challenged to take action on climate change
Jersey Evening Post
Environmental campaigners have challenged the States to follow through with meaningful action after members voted to declare a climate change emergency in the island.
2,300 people take part in spending survey
Johanna Carr
BBC News Online
A project investigating the living costs of Guernsey households has surveyed 2,300 people of all ages.
More than 1,000 households took part in the Household Expenditure Survey, which is now closed.
Helen Walton, States of Guernsey head of data and analysis, said due to the "sheer volume" of data it would take some time to process and they were aiming to publish the results in mid-2020.
She said: "We’ve had a huge range of responses from super savers to big spenders and everything in between.
"This reflects the diversity in our population and will give a really rich picture of the variety in spending patterns, which will be used to update the retail price inflation indices and ensure they remain representative."
Ultra-cyclist conquers Italy two years after brain injury
BBC Radio Guernsey
A Guernsey man who suffered life-threatening injuries after an accident less than two years ago has finished second in an international Ultracycling race in Italy.
Paul Jackson suffered a brain haemorrhage when he came off his bike in August 2017.
On Saturday, he finished second in the Race Across Italy, a 700km cycle across the country, which included more than 10,000m of climbing.
Paul, who broke the Guernsey 24-hour record in 2015, says cycling has been a crucial part of his recovery.
Police appeal for stolen bike
Islanders can have their say on politicians' pay
BBC Radio Jersey
Islanders are being asked for their views on how much Jersey's politicians are paid.
At the moment, States members are paid £46,600 a year.
That figure is set until 2022, but the States Members Remuneration Review Body, which advises on politicians' pay, has released a public survey to consult on whether that should change after the next election.
Earlier this year, Jersey's Assistant Education Minister Deputy Jeremy Macon called for the Review Body to be sacked, claiming it didn't fully understand what States Members do.
But its chairman said he will ignore any inappropriate lobbying from politicians on the issue.
Carbon monoxide on boats a 'silent killer'
BBC Radio Jersey
Boat owners in Jersey are being warned about the risks of fire and carbon monoxide poisoning on their vessels.
Jersey Fire and Rescue Service (JFRS) have launched a campaign to highlight the simple measures people can follow to reduce the risks.
In the last two decades, 60 people have lost their lives as a result of fire or carbon monoxide poisoning on boats in the UK and Channel Islands.
Crew Commander Phil Falle, who leads on boat safety for JFRS, said: “Good boat maintenance will reduce the risks dramatically but it’s still essential that fire and carbon monoxide detection alarms are fitted, checked and maintained, as well as serviceable fire extinguishers."
Margaret Jeffery, who lost her husband Ken to carbon monoxide poisoning on their boat in February, said he would still be alive if a detector had been fitted.
Replace Bailiff with speaker proposal withdrawn
Freddie Miller
BBC Jersey political reporter
Warning as strong northerly wind expected later
States of Jersey
Live coverage of the States of Jersey meeting from BBC Radio Jersey.
Read moreEmergency road closure due to burst water main
The Rue des Hurieaux, St Andrew, has been closed so Guernsey Water contractors and engineers can work on the main.
The works are taking place in the part of road between La Brigade crossroads and Donkey Hill and are expected to take about a week.
Speaker proposal 'may be withdrawn' after referendum call
Freddie Miller
BBC Jersey political reporter
Les Ozouets reopens after emergency works
Weather: Dry with sunny spells
Alex Osborne
BBC Weather
Friday morning will be dry with a mixture of cloud and sunny spells.
Friday afternoon should remain dry and bright with further periods of sunshine and light or moderate westerly winds.
Maximum temperature: 9 to 12C (48 to 54F).