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• Jersey: Beyond the waves May 06, 2000 Tim Pozzi spent his youth exploring Jersey's pubs and beaches, then his sister took him wall-spotting and set him off on an inland trail of discovery (read article)
• Jersey: Cream and spice May 13, 2000 Conservative used to be the word for the island's cuisine. No longer. Paul Mansfield is spoilt for choice (read article)
• Jersey: Cats that got the cream July 22, 2000 Nigel Tisdall and his family find the best of two worlds in friendly, caring Jersey (read article)
• UK: Reach for the depths August 05, 2000 Andrew Healey leaves his disability behind and learns to revel in the freedom of the diver's world (read article)
• Jersey: The tide has turned by Juliet Clough July 12, 2001 Jersey is best known for its tragic past, highlighted in a new museum. But Juliet Clough is captivated by its present (read article)
• Jersey: Weekend to remember by Jeremy Seal July 25, 2001 A punch-up over an eel? It could only happen on the eccentric island of Jersey, says Jeremy Seal (read article)
• Weekend to remember: A little of what you like by Tim Pozzi November 01, 2001 Tim Pozzi laps up the lovely solitude and scenery on the tiny island of Alderney (read article)
• The Channel Islands: Giving peace a chance by Jim Keeble March 29, 2003 That's what the Channel Islands have been doing since the Second World War. Jim Keeble finds empty roads, warm sun and laid-back natives (read article)
• Jersey: Weekending by Helen Pickles June 12, 2004 For Britain with an exotic accent, this island is hard to beat, says Helen Pickles. (read article)
• Near and far September 20, 2005 The Channel Island that has a New Zealand-like coastline is great for watersports, says Carolyn Fry. (read article)
• Japan through American eyes August 30, 2006 Review by Sophie Campbell. (read article)
• What lies beneath August 30, 2006 When the tide goes out around Jersey, it keeps on going to reveal some astonishing sights, from diverse wildlife to Napoleonic forts. Jeremy Seal explores this wilderness before its hidden once again by the incoming sea. (read article)
• Shopping needn't be taxing December 11, 2006 New York isn't the only option for bargain hunters. Nicole Swengely reports from Jersey. (read article)
• The perfect break: Jersey May 09, 2007 With flights from 20 UK airports, the island of Jersey offers easy access and an easy lifestyle, says Nigel Tisdall (read article)
• Jersey: July's walk of the month August 04, 2007 Like many invaders before him, Christopher Somerville is seduced by the clean air and jagged coastline of Jersey. (read article)
• Jersey: July's walk of the month August 04, 2007 Like many invaders before him, Christopher Somerville is seduced by the clean air and jagged coastline of Jersey. (read article)
• What lies beneath February 02, 2008 When the tide goes out around Jersey, it keeps on going to reveal some astonishing sights, from diverse wildlife to Napoleonic forts. Jeremy Seal explores this wilderness before its hidden once again by the incoming sea. (read article)
• Jersey: When the tide turns by Gabriella Le Breton October 13, 2008 The best time to visit the Channel Island of Jersey's beaches is at low water when the lunar-like seabed is revealed. Gabriella Le Breton reports. (read article)
• Braye Beach Alderney: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan November 04, 2008 Fiona Duncan is delighted to find Alderney's once disappointing Braye Beach hotel completely transformed. (read article)
• Slightly foreign and not far off January 13, 2007 Continuing our series on travel without flying, Stephen McClarence takes the ferry to Guernsey, an island with a 'mildly Mediterranean&rsquo< feel. (read article)
• Hotel guru January 29, 2007 Fiona Duncan stays at La Fregate, Guernsey. (read article)
• Gerald Durrell's Jersey wildlife conservation trust celebrates 50th anniversary April 10, 2009 Fifty years since the opening of Gerald Durrell's wildlife conservation trust, his legacy forges on. Jessamy Calkin celebrates the work of the pioneering naturalist and author. (read article)
• Longueville Manor Jersey: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan May 05, 2009 Jersey's Longueville Manor boasts courteous service, ambitious cuisine and a fascinating history. (read article)
• The White House Herm: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan May 27, 2009 Despite the drab furnishings and hungry waiters, Herm's White House hotel is full of potential, says Fiona Duncan. (read article)
• Old Government House Guernsey: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan June 09, 2009 Head to Guernsey's Old Government House hotel for fine views, a profusion of cushions and some of the island's finest cuisine. (read article)
• Herm Channel Islands: where small is beautiful by Clare Mann June 29, 2009 The island of Herm may not be a hive of activity but, as Clare Mann discovered, that's part of its charm. (read article)
• Supreme Court rules in favour of Sark feudal system December 01, 2009 A ruling by the Supreme Court, which has preserved the last bastion of feudalism in the western world on the tiny Channel island of Sark, is to be challenged at the European Court of Human Rights. (read article)