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Guernsey FC lose for the third successive match as they go down 1-0 at home to Chertsey Town.

The QR codes form part of the certificates for fully vaccinated people in Guernsey.

The chair of the Civil Contingencies Authority says lockdown rumours are "completely unfounded".

Winds of up to 65mph are expected to sweep in on Friday night say forecasters.

Aurigny says the plane will be used until the scheduled maintenance has been completed.

Anyone who thinks they may have been spiked is urged to contact the police.

They will be added to the growing community woodland, which will double the island's tree cover.

Inspections will not take place before January to avoid "unfair pressure" on staff, the States says.

Deputy Neil Inder says the licence is "evidence of diversification and that is a good thing".

Cpl Alexander Tostevin was not neglected by military mental health staff, a coroner finds.

The States of Guernsey says it is "an exciting development" for the "emerging cannabis sector".

Deputy Peter Roffey said getting planning permission was like "winning the lottery".

The man was charged in connection with the death of Kade Bougourd, 19 in April.

It follows 248 new cases being identified over the weekend.

The majority of Guernsey's overseas aid money was directed to the poorest parts of Africa.

Border bosses say the packets posted to residents may be part of a scam and not biosecure.

Supporters of Guernsey's Girls Night In want venues to improve safety and prevent drink spiking.

Guernsey FC's winless run is extended to five games as they lose 3-2 at second-placed Uxbridge in Isthmian League South Central.

There are calls to extend the runway at Guernsey Airport from 1,463m (4,799ft) to 1,700m (5,577ft).