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Bodies of missing French fishermen recovered from Channel (opens the original)
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The bodies of two French fishermen who had been missing since their trawler sank in the English Channel have been found, French prosecutors have said. The Maranello trawler sank off the coast of Plymouth on 29 August after reporting problems with its fishing gear, with three of the five crew members rescued by a nearby vessel. A major search operation involving HM Coastguard, RNLI lifeboats from Devon and Cornwall, and French authorities was suspended after two days. Alex Dehays, deputy prosecut
Cornish charity backs push for legal protection of resting seals (opens the original)
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A charity is backing a campaign calling for stronger legal protection for seals, saying human disturbance is harming their health and welfare. The Seal Research Trust, external, based in Cornwall, has backed calls from the UK Seal Alliance to make the deliberate disturbance of seals an offence under the Wildlife and Countryside Act, external. Trust founder Sue Sayers said seals resting on beaches were regularly being disturbed by people, causing stress, injury and sleep deprivation. The Departme
Channel Islands eclipse a 'once or twice in a lifetime' event (opens the original)
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A Guernsey astronomer has urged people to make the most of a "once or twice in a lifetime" partial solar eclipse as the next total eclipse visible from the island is not due until 2081. On Wednesday 12 August, people in the Channel Islands, UK and Ireland will experience a partial solar eclipse when about 90% of the sun will be covered by the moon. Dr Jean Dean from the the astronomy section of La Société Guernesiaise, urged people to safely enjoy the "significant" solar event. "For many of us w
Duo complete John O'Groats to Land's End journey on horses (opens the original)
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Two women have completed a 1,000-mile (1,609km) journey from John O'Groats to Land's End on horseback. Alison Zuend and Jo Treweek from Devon set off on their horses Poppy and Bonny on 1 May, raising more than £20,000 for Alzheimer's Research UK during the journey. The ride was inspired by both women having witnessed the impact of Alzheimer's disease, Zuend through her father and Treweek through her mother, who died of the condition during the ride. Speaking after they crossed the finish line, t
Bergerac TV show lifting island's profile, says Visit Jersey (opens the original)
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Visit Jersey says the new Bergerac series has raised Jersey's profile as a visitor destination. The original TV drama was set in Jersey and ran from 1981 to 1991. The remake, which debuted on U&Drama in February 2025, is now available on BBC iPlayer and is being shown on BBC Two. The organisation said YouGov research found people who had watched both series were four times more likely to find Jersey appealing and three times more likely to consider visiting the island within the next two years.
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