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Weather

From noon today Sunday, 19 May 2013. to 6 am tomorrow.

Overcast and misty. Outbreaks of rain, persistent and perhaps heavy at times with a risk of thunder, clearing after midnight..

Max
12
Min
9
Visibility
Moderate to poor.
Wind
Northerly mainly moderate F4, soon backing northwest, increasing fresh F5 at times overnight.
Sea state
Mainly moderate.

6 am until 6 pm tomorrow.

Some bright spells otherwise cloudy with the risk of some light rain by mid morning.

Wind
Northwest moderate F4 to fresh F5.

from Guernsey Airport

Blue Islands SI335 12:10 JERSEY
Diverted To JERSEY
Aurigny GR605 12:55 GATWICK
Flight Delayed
Aurigny GR125 13:10 DINARD
Expected 1340, Vol Attendu ?1340
Aurigny GR645 13:50 BRISTOL
Expected 1345
Flybe BE911,BA6181 15:30 GATWICK
Aurigny GR431 15:50 STANSTED, JERSEY
Aurigny GR267 16:00 ALDERNEY
Flybe BE6869 16:00 NORWICH
Aurigny GR695 16:35 EAST MIDLANDS
Blue Islands SI369 16:40 ZURICH, PARIS - CHARLES DE GAULLE, MANCHESTER, JERSEY
Flybe BE511 16:45 BIRMINGHAM
Aurigny GR607 17:00 GATWICK
Aurigny GR881 17:20 JERSEY
Flybe BE913,BA6183 17:25 GATWICK
Flybe BE311 17:30 EXETER, JERSEY
Blue Islands SI255 17:40 SOUTHAMPTON
Flybe BE633,AF6450 18:05 SOUTHAMPTON
Aurigny GR889 18:10 JERSEY
Aurigny GR289 18:50 ALDERNEY
Aurigny GR289 18:50 ALDERNEY
Aurigny GR609 19:05 GATWICK
Blue Islands SI389 19:25 BRISTOL, JERSEY
Aurigny GR901 19:50 JERSEY
Blue Islands SI267 19:55 SOUTHAMPTON
Aurigny GR611 20:25 GATWICK
Flybe BE637,AF6448 20:35 SOUTHAMPTON
Aurigny GR679 20:40 MANCHESTER
Flybe BE919,BA6185 20:45 GATWICK
NPT22G 06:30 MAIL
NPT894 06:30 NEWSPAPERS

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Sunrise
07:10
Sunset
17:39
Daylight Hours:
10:29
Dark Hours:
13:31

All times adjusted for GMT or BST.

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Cooking Oil Blamed For Ill Bird

Another bird covered in oil has been taken to Guernsey's animal shelter. The gull was picked up in the Chouet area after being found coated in oil thought to have been dumped at Mont Cuet. GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne says that gulls often feed in the tips and it's likely the bird has become covered in the oil that someone has thrown in the Tip. Steve has named the bird Shade and says he's doing alright so far although it will take a number of weeks to get all the oil off.

Foster Funday Celebrates Local Carers

It's hoped a party this afternoon will encourage more people to sign up as foster carers. The Fun Day at Swissville is open to everyone between 2pm and 5pm and is planned as a thank you for families already helping out others less fortunate. The Manager of the Family Placement Service Karen Reade would like to get some more carers on the books too. She says there are particular problems recruiting in Guernsey but it's necessary to have local carers as it's not easy to place children overseas.

More Trees Being Felled

More trees are being chopped down today - two months after the blizzards which left them damaged and unstable. Part of Fort Road - at the junction of Le Val des Terres and Croutes Havilland Lane is closed so the two Monterey pines can be felled safely. They were both damaged during the March storms - which left hundreds of trees at risk of falling over across the Bailiwick.

Guernsey Win The Muratti!

Guernsey has kept hold of the Muratti. Our players beat their Jersey counterparts 2 - 1 at Footes Lane yesterday afternoon, with the first goal coming just a couple of minutes into the match. It follows a successful season for island football - Guernsey FC have recently been promoted into Step four of the FA football pyramid, and reached the semi- final of the FA Vase. But talking to us after the game, Coach Kevin Graham said the win wasn't easy as in the last half an hour of the game 'Jersey threw everything' at the team.

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