From a drugs mule claiming to have been surfing in Rennes to large-scale money-laundering investigations and "emotive"," immigration cases, the first woman to hold the title of Agent of the Impôts's role spoke to Express about the challenges faced daily by the service... The first woman in the role "in living memory", Rhiannon Small said she has been researching the role, using the archive to understand its history.

Recent studies suggest we’ve fallen out of love with reading – but the more chaotic our times, the deeper is our need to slow down and read fiction

What happens when someone calls the police with a rape allegation, but they are met with a series of mistakes from the moment officers arrive until the trial? A Guernseywoman went viral on TikTok last year speaking about her experiences. Daisy Chapple's story shows what can go wrong when someone makes a report of rape to the police. "I knew that I would be making a complaint when all of this was done, regardless of the verdict," she said.

The overturning of a domestic abuse sentencing yesterday has been welcomed as a "landmark" case by campaigners, who said they hoped it would restore confidence in the justice system again. Terence Michael Tremarco (62) had originally been handed 456 hours of community service for nine grave and criminal assaults and one common assault, committed between 1994 and 2000.

Communications between the CEO of Condor Ferries and Jersey's Economic Development Minister have revealed months of tensions that built up as the ferry tender process went on – from a plan to rebrand as 'Bailiwick Ferries' and a chase for financial information, to rumours that its ships were being used as film sets instead of serving Jersey and complaints that delays were harming Condor's finances.

Simply raising the age of criminal responsibility is "not a good solution" for complicated and extreme cases involving children, the UK's new Minister with responsibility for the Crown Dependencies has said.  Frederick Ponsonby, Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede, was in Jersey this week after being appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State in the UK's Ministry of Justice – a role that includes responsibility for constitutional relationships with the Crown Dependencies. 

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Jersey's Health Minister has been accused of making islanders "the subjects of an experiment for which he has no evidence" as he brings in sweeping changes to the Health Department's structure with no public consultation, cost-benefit analysis, or looking for a comparable model elsewhere. Deputy Tom Binet faced pushback in the States Assembly this week against his reorganisation of the Health Department…

The Hospital has seen a rise in antibiotic-resistant infections caused by inappropriately-prescribed antibiotics, it has emerged. Speaking at a meeting of the Health Advisory Board yesterday, non-executive director and leading GP Dame Clare Gerada said the Quality, Safety and Improvement Committee was "quite concerned about the rise of C. difficile". C. difficile is an antibiotic-resistant infection with symptoms including diarrhoea.

Was vor 80 Jahren in Auschwitz geschah, kann sich wiederholen.

With issues ranging from drought and floods to increasing rent and electricity, Jersey's coffee shops are reckoning with major challenges to their ability to sell reasonably-priced flat whites and