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Sir Frederick Barclay smilling at the camera. He is wearing a blue suit and white shirt.

Barclay absent as Gordon family tops rich list

Whisky magnate Glenn Gordon and family top the Sunday Times Rich List for the Channel Islands.

Flying Christine III at sea off Sark. It is making a large wash. The land behind it is steep and rocky and there is a lighthouse just visible.

Ambulance boat transfers two patients from Sark

Two patients taken to Guernsey in first mission for newly-refurbished Flying Christine III.

The Princess Royal arriving in Sark in the Channel Islands. She is surrounded by several others and is walking away from a burgundy helicopter wearing a khaki green coat and black trousers.

First royal visit to peninsula for Liberation Day

Princess Anne visits Little Sark to mark 80 years since it was liberated from German occupation.

An aerial image of the island of Sark, showing a beach and cliff faces under sunny skies. There re a number of boats bobbing in the sea.

Why was Sark liberated a day after Guernsey?

History podcaster and blogger Nick Le Huray explains how "reports of unrest" prompted concern.

A birds eye view of the Coupee in Sark

Allied raids on Sark 'helped islands' liberation'

Intelligence from commando raids in Sark helped the Channel Islands' liberation, says a historian.

A German solider holding a rifle and wearing a tin helmet is standing on a cliff and looking out to sea

What happened in the Channel Islands during WW2?

The islands were the only part of the British Isles to be occupied by the Germans in World War Two.

A stone building with green doors - which houses the electricity generator in Sark.

Sark Electricity welcomes government bid 'if fair'

Sark's Policy and Finance Committee is seeking to acquire the business.

A close up shot of a smiling woman with greying hair sitting in front of a window

Sark woman saved from air raid by German soldier

Mavis Lemon was on a boat in the harbour when bombs started falling and was taken off to safety.

A birds eye view of Sark. There is a dirt path and lots of green fields. You can see the edges of the Island and surrounding sea

Idea of loan to buy Sark electricity firm approved

Politicians agree Chief Pleas could receive up to £1.5m in a loan from the States of Guernsey.