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THE top four seeds in the Caversham International ladies' $25,000 tennis tournament all broke through to the quarter-finals with ease yesterday.

A JURY has decided that a carpenter who claimed he had a bit-part in a £22,000 cocaine smuggling operation was at the heart of the plan.

AN Islander who was interned in a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp during the war is being denied compensation for his ordeal by the British government because he lives in Jersey.

CHILDREN may have been put at risk of HIV and other diseases by a back-street tattooist using dirty needles, health protection officers warned today.

FIVE-year-old children were left devastated when their 'prize carrots' were sabotaged on Wednesday night.

DURRELL Wildlife staff have suffered a major blow with the death early today of their four-year-old male gorilla Ya Pili.

A MAN who stabbed his childhood friend in the back with a kitchen knife was jailed for four years yesterday.

JERSEY Finance are in the Far East this week and next spreading positive news about the Island's financial services on offer.

MEMBERS of the public walking down King Street last week were stopped and asked how good they think their bank is.

GUINNESS was on tap and the 'craic' was flowing at the opening of the Allied Irish Bank at 25 Esplanade last Thursday evening.