Channel Islands Live: 1 Augustpublished at 08:06 British Summer Time 1 August 2019
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Education Committee denies interference in key appointment
Island sailor part of Greta's climate change sailing
Online newspaper fined £4,000 for breach of court laws
Guernsey woman calls for more reliable travel links
Updates on Wednesday 31 July 2019
Channel Islands Live: 1 Augustpublished at 08:06 British Summer Time 1 August 2019
CI weather: Staying mainly dry but showers possiblepublished at 17:41 British Summer Time 31 July 2019
It is set to be dry on Wednesday evening and overnight, with clear spells and areas of low cloud. Generally gentle winds.
Minimum temperature: 13 to 16C (55 to 61F).
There will be some sunshine on Thursday and it should remain dry, with only a slight chance of the odd shower passing through. Feeling warm with just a light breeze.
Maximum temperature: 17 to 20C (63 to 68F).
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Nine wicket win for Jerseypublished at 13:30 British Summer Time 31 July 2019
Brent Pilnick
BBC SportJersey's youngsters got a second successive big victory in their Under 19's World Cup qualifying campaign.
The islanders beat bottom side France by nine wickets in the Netherlands to consolidate fourth place in the six-team group.
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End of twitter postBatting first the French were dismissed for 183 with three balls to go as Julius Sumerauer took four wickets for 46 runs.
In reply captain Harrison Carlyon scored 116 as he and Patrick Gouge put on an opening stand of 176 as Jersey cruised to their target with more than 17 overs to spare.
Jersey's final group match is against the hosts on Thursday, with a win ensuring they will finish in third place.
Island sailor part of Greta's climate change sailingpublished at 11:43 British Summer Time 31 July 2019
BBC Radio GuernseyA sailor originally from Guernsey will be part of the team that's taking climate change activist Greta Thunberg from the UK to America in August.
Holly Cova now works in Germany with the operator who will make the two-week sailing to New York.
Greta is attending two climate change conferences in America at the end of August and the Malizia II will be the vessel taking her there.
She refuses to fly because of the environmental impact of air travel and will instead sail the high-tech vessel.
Holly's dad Bruce still lives in Guernsey and is a keen sailor. He says he's "very proud" of his daughter ahead of the upcoming trip.
The boat generates electricity through solar panels and underwater turbines.
Image source, ADAM BERRY / GETTY IMAGESStates hopes online incinerator video will 'dispel' mythspublished at 11:07 British Summer Time 31 July 2019
BBC Radio JerseyJersey ministers hope a new online video will dispel the myths surrounding the island's incinerator.
About two thirds of the island's rubbish is processed at the energy from waste plant each year, which creates enough energy to power about 10,000 homes.
But Deputy Kevin Lewis is concerned islanders aren't fully aware of what happens with the waste ash it produces.
He wants to show islanders how its recycled and reused for building projects.
Quote MessageThe incinerator bottom ash is collected, bagged, taken to the UK and actually reprocessed as road aggregates and other things. At the front end we have the fly ash which is from the top and is also reprocessed in the UK. It's a very efficient unit.
Deputy Kevin Lewis, States of Jersey
Guernsey woman calls for more reliable travel linkspublished at 10:43 British Summer Time 31 July 2019
BBC Radio Guernsey
A woman travelling on Condor Ferries says it's a "shame" Guernsey doesn't have more reliable travel links after her sailing was cancelled.
Since the weekend, a number of Condor sailings have been affected by the poor weather and technical issues.
Margaret Scarlett was due to arrive in Guernsey at about lunch time on Monday but didn't get home until about 19:20 after a series of delays.
She says the lack of communication made her travel experience "very unpleasant".
A spokesperson for Condor said it has drafted in as many staff as possible and handled more than 10,000 calls from affected passengers over the past few days.
They added some may therefore experience delays in reaching the operator's contact centre for which it apologises.
Winds of force six expected across the islandspublished at 10:40 British Summer Time 31 July 2019
Hayley Westcott
BBC News OnlineJersey Met has issued a yellow weather warning for wind.
Image source, Jersey MetOnline newspaper fined £4,000 for breach of court lawspublished at 08:43 British Summer Time 31 July 2019
BBC Radio JerseyAn online newspaper in Jersey has been fined £4,000 for breaking local court laws governing reporting restrictions.
The Bailiwick Express was charged with publishing details of a previous court case which could have identified a child who was involved in the case.
The paper's editor James Filleul admitted the charge in the island's Magistrate's Court on Tuesday.
Education Committee denies interference in key appointmentpublished at 08:21 British Summer Time 31 July 2019
Adam Durbin
BBC News OnlineGuernsey's Education Committee has refuted accusations that its President Matt Falliaze overruled an interview panel on the appointment of the new head of curriculum and standards.
In a statement released on Monday evening the committee said it "does not have the authority to overrule interview panels or senior officers in appointments to civil service posts."
It also described claims that it put pressure on the initially successful candidate to withdraw from the process after accepting the job as "false".
Deputy Falliaze said the current appointee for the role, Clare Sealy, was only chosen after the previous candidate withdrew from the process.
Channel Islands weather: Cloudy with risk of showerspublished at 08:07 British Summer Time 31 July 2019
Generally cloudy with the risk of a few showers.
However, for the most part it should remain dry and some brighter interludes are still expected at times.
Highs of 20C (68F).
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