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Surgery could give Cornish seal chance to experience sight (opens the original)
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A fundraising appeal has been launched to give a seal the "chance to see the world around him" for the first time. The Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek, Cornwall, said it needed to raise £15,600 for a proposed surgery for its resident seal Jarvis, who was rescued in 2016 with cataracts in both eyes. "He is such a special character and has an incredible ability to adapt to the world around him. Everyone who meets Jarvis falls in love with him," said Clare Addyman, the seal's primary carer. "The th
Man arrested for murder after body found in Alderney (opens the original)
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A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a body was discovered in Alderney, police have said. Emergency services including an RNLI lifeboat were called to an area known as The Guns where a woman was found dead in the early hours of Monday, Guernsey Police said. A 44-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder and was being treated in hospital while in police custody, the force said. Det Supt Jonathan Bancroft said police were not looking for anyone further "at this time" but eme
St Aubin residents to meet officials over dredging concerns (opens the original)
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Harbour officials have agreed to meet with residents who are worried about sand and silt from dredging being left on a beach. Letters from 24 people were sent to the Government of Jersey's environment department claiming dredging at St Aubin could harm wildlife and be a danger to people. Minister for Environment Mary Le Hegarat said: "Officers will look to meet with a complainant in the coming days and review the situation before reporting back to me so of a course an action can be decided." Cap
New equipment helps Jersey charity support breastfeeding (opens the original)
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A charity has said it hopes new equipment will help more people access breastfeeding support services. Family Nursing and Home Care said it had purchased 10 hospital-grade breast pumps and single-use pump kits. It added that it had also bought a specialist maternity recliner chair for a new breastfeeding and infant feeding clinic at Pathways. The charity also said it was raising awareness of World Breastfeeding Week, from until 7 August, which Debra Hennessy, of Family Nursing and Home Care, sai
Jersey first place in British Isles to legalise assisted dying (opens the original)
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A law to allow terminally ill adults the right to choose to end their own lives in Jersey has been granted Royal Assent, meaning the island's government can bring it into force. The government said this was a "critical step" in making sure the assisted dying service could begin on schedule later next year, after the bill was approved by the States in February. When it comes into law, which is expected in a few days' time, Jersey will be the first part of the British Isles where assisted dying is
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