TREASURY Minister Philip Ozouf is coming under mounting pressure from all sides to resign after a report into the Lime Grove fiasco raised serious concerns about his political conduct.

A SECRET statement made to the States about the suspension of a former police chief was misleading and should be made public, according to a St Helier Deputy.

AN Islander has told how he desperately battled to stay alive as he lay semi-conscious with multiple broken bones after plunging 40 feet off a cliff.

ONLY one-third of managers, directors and senior officials in the Island are female, the first major investigation in to the status of women in Jersey has found.

A MAJOR rethink about how ministers and senior civil servants work together is needed in the wake of the Lime Grove House fiasco, the Chief Minister has said.

FROM Brighton Pier to Asia, Jersey Dairy is whipping up serious interest in its soft-mix ice cream.

A competition for budding newshounds has been launched to mark the arrrival this week of a life-sized model of a rocket car being designed to smash the land-speed record.

PROPERTY prices in Jersey fell again at the start of this year, according to figures released today.

A SEVERELY disabled seven-year-old girl is lucky to be alive after being hit by a van when a carer allegedly left her alone outside a park.

THE Magistrate-designate and his business partner went to the home of an elderly woman to secure a £100,000 investment, the Royal Court heard yesterday.

THE reliability of the Treasury Minister’s evidence during a review into the Lime Grove fiasco has been called into question by the Comptroller and Auditor General Chris Swinson.

THE leader of the Island’s biggest trade union has strongly criticised the creation of a new highly-paid senior civil servant post for a director of financial services.