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coronavirus guidelines. Pals Georgie Phillips, 28 and Mark Paul Dillon, 31, pleaded guilty to failing to isolate at Guernsey's Magistrates Court this week.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A Cleland author has taken a step back in time to 1940 and wartime Britain for her latest book.Geraldine O’Neill, 65, has already had more than a dozen books published, many of them achieving critical acclaim.Her latest offering – The Nightingales in Mersey Square – written under the pen name Lilly Robbins, fuses fact and fiction and shares an historically accurate story.The book centres on trainee nurses Clare and Gaye, and their new friend Diana and set during World War II as 1200 evacuees moved from the Channel Island of Guernsey to Stockport, near Manchester.“My publishers thought a more generic pen-name would work for this change of genre”, Geraldine said.There

A man has been ordered to pay £6,000 for breaching lockdown conditions - by visiting the hairdressers.Gareth Le Monnier, 37, flouted self-isolation rules to visit a Toni&Guy hair salon earlier this month.Le Monnier broke the rules as he arrived on Guernsey from his home in Jersey to see his wife on July 3.This meant that he was subject to a mandatory 14 day self isolation and customs officers told him on arrival he was bound under the Emergency Powers Law to self isolate until one minute past midnight on July 17.However, two days before the end of the isolation period, Le Monnier visited the hair salon and also made trips to a Waitrose café, Guernsey Magistrates Court heard.He was caught out when a welfare check was made at his registered

A man has been fined £6,000 for breaching lockdown after sneaking out to get a haircut.

Military aircraft have been seen flying in the skies above Greater Manchester again.

Deadly ‘murder hornets’ that can chew through human skin and kill with a single sting have hit the UK.

A Scottish family’s trip to Guernsey to remember their hero grandad’s war efforts has been scuppered by the corona crisis.

On the 75th anniversary of VE Day, we celebrate the end of Nazi rule over Europe. Even in Germany, May 8 is seen as a day of liberation.

A huge shark descended on two British fishermen and circled their boat in a chilling confrontation.

Guernsey will partially lift its lockdown and let some workers start returning to work.

LONDON — Music IP investment company Hipgnosis Songs has acquired a 70% share of Mark Ronson's catalog, including his publishing and writer's interest in Amy Winehouse's "Back To Black" and the global number one single "Uptown Funk."Terms were not disclosed for the deal, which is Hipgnosis' sixth major acquisition of 2020, having already picked up full or partial stakes in the catalogs of Blink-182's Tom DeLonge, Emile Haynie, Ammar Malik, Brian Higgins and Bon Jovi's Richie Sambora.Earlier this month, the Guernsey-registered company, run by former Beyoncé and Elton John manager Merck Mercuriadis, announced that it had secured an extra £150 million ($185 million) credit facility to further its acquisition spree.Between launching in July

Horrific photos reveal the danger posed by Asian giant hornets as their smaller but no less deadly relatives arrive in the UK.

Britain is braced for an invasion of deadly Asian hornets which rip the heads off honeybees and can kill humans with a single sting.

Giant Asian Hornet hunters have located and captured the first killer Queen of 2020 in the British Isles, sparking fears of an invasion.

LONDON – Music IP investment company Hipgnosis Songs has made yet another major catalog acquisition, picking up 186 songs by former Bon Jovi guitarist and co-songwriter Richie Sambora. Financial terms were not disclosed for the deal, which sees Guernsey-registered Hipgnosis acquire Sambora's publishing and writer's share royalties of the 12 studio

The Channel Islands have long been a hit with Brits after a budget-friendly holiday that doesn't require heaps of travel.

Holly H is Britain’s biggest TikTok star. With 16.7 million followers, Holly Hubert has more eyes on her than the combined populations of London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and Liverpool.

A Channel Island has become the first place in Britain to reopen pubs.

Phillip Schofield has said that finally talking about his sexuality 'saved him'.

Phillip Schofield has said talking ‘saved’ him, three months after coming out as gay.

Phillip Schofield says talking "saved him" after coming out as gay.