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Pubs, restaurants and shops can reopen as Guernsey enters stage two of lockdown exit.

Alex Scott's rise to Bristol City's first-team squad shows the importance of Guernsey FC, says the island club's manager Tony Vance.

Meeting in homes or gardens when Guernsey enters stage two of lockdown exit will remain banned.

Primary and secondary school students up to year nine are set to return to school first.

Hospitality businesses are set to be allowed to operate with table service only from Tuesday.

New details emerge of a RAF pilot who ended up in German-occupied Guernsey in 1941.

Gatherings of up to 30 will be allowed for the island's 500 residents from Thursday.

Four times as many children have been referred for support compared to the same month last year.

A construction firm says stage one of Guernsey's lockdown exit is a "step in the right direction".

Guernsey moves out of lockdown on Monday but there is no date for Stage 2 when schools reopen.

Deliveries, household bubbles and outdoor gatherings of up to five people begin again in the island.

Household bubbles and outdoor gatherings of up to five people will be allowed from 22 February.

The States are offering a single payment of up to £2,000 for those impacted by the latest measures.

The island's only school reopens, in addition to takeaway and delivery services.

Health bosses say increasing the gap between doses of the Oxford vaccine provides more protection.

Guernsey's Policy and Resources Committee submit their plans for the next political term.

Islanders could be allowed to meet with up to five people outside from 18 February, the States says.

Support bubbles are also reintroduced for single parents, carers or people who live alone from Thursday.

The sighting of a Bonaparte's gull on the island has been described as an "incredible find".