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Catherine Curtis looks at the camera. She has straight blonde hair in a long bob. She is wearing a black blazer.

States backs lifetime ban for hit-and-run drivers

The disqualification would stop dangerous drivers from getting back on the road, the States hears.

A close-up of the Government of Jersey sign attached to a concrete pillar. On the sign, white text is printed on a brown background.

Calls for some politicians to get salary increase

Deputy Jonathan Renouf says some ministers should be paid more for extra responsibilities.

A mid shot of health minister Tom Binet. He has short grey hair and is staring off-camera. He is wearing a light grey jumper.

Health minister asked to explain £28m budget hole

A scrutiny panel has written to Deputy Tom Binet asking why the department overspent in 2023-2024.

Outside of the States Chamber. A large stone building with 'States Chamber' written in gold and red.

States Code of Conduct revision 'to build trust'

A 2024 report found the States Assembly was "the least trusted institution in the island".

Politicians sit around a table in a town-hall type setting. Members of the public look on. Tom Binet is sat centrally.

Minister 'starts to take women's health seriously'

Jersey Health Minister Tom Binet defended his record on women's health at a meeting.

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Young people urged to apply for youth assembly

Jersey Youth Assembly relaunches in an attempt to "drive engagement in politics".

People at Liberty Wharf for Liberation Day celebrations

Poll reveals most popular choice for Jersey anthem

The States Assembly voted to make Beautiful Jersey the island's national anthem last month.

Deputy Catherine Curtis. Ms Curtis is wearing a shirt and a black blazer. She is standing outside. The sky is blue. Cream buildings and trees are in the background. Members of the public are walking around.

'Hospital staff working 14 days without a break'

Deputy Catherine Curtis says the claims are concerning, illegal and unsafe.

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Having all homes on mains water 'will cost £40m'

Jersey Water says there are about 2,800 homes currently without a mains water supply.