GUERNSEY’S oldest recipient of an Armed Forces Veterans badge was nearly overlooked because his work was so secretive.

BOMB disposal officers blew up a Second World War hand grenade in Alderney yesterday.

A GUERNSEY youngster was ‘fostered’ by America’s First Lady during the Second World War, it has been revealed.

A CAMBRIDGE academic has defended her research on the Occupation and said she will not receive a penny in royalties when her book is published.

THREATS against actor John Nettles were branded appalling at the DVD launch of The Channel Islands at War yesterday.

GUERNSEY has finally been cleared of claims that islanders collaborated with the Germans during the Occupation.

A MEMORIAL stone to mark the 70th anniversary of the first commando landing in Guernsey was unveiled by the local soldier’s former wife and Bailiff Sir Geoffrey Rowland yesterday evening at Icart.

BOXES of Guernsey tomatoes were symbolically laid out at the White Rock yesterday evening to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the bombing raid which signalled the start of the German Occupation.

THE BRITISH Government failed to tell the Germans that Guernsey had been demilitarised in 1940 in order to score a propaganda victory, it has been claimed.

ISLANDERS who were evacuated to Glasgow during the Second World War are raising money to help them say thank you to the city that looked after them in a time of need.