Episodes
In the latest episode, Nick Mann talks to Ethan Woodhouse, fresh from his victory in Guernsey Athletics' Dogbreaker and sixth place in the Jersey Marathon. Both results came within days of other races. His current approach to running is unlikely to be found in any training manual.
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Bethan Batiste was diagnosed with epilepsy at 11, and had surgery to remove a brain tumour at 14. She is now planning an event to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital and Headway Guernsey.
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Guernsey Raiders are expressing themselves on the pitch as they climb the table. In the latest episode of the Cool Down, Nick Mann caught up with brothers Ciaran and Niall McGann to find out more about their life in rugby.
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Did a deputy go too far after naming a local doctor in the States’ chamber? Why have numerous families come forward with concerns about safeguarding? What is parliamentary privilege, and should it be protected? Laura Clayton and Matthew Leach explain the safeguarding story to date and look to answer some of the questions that have spilled out of recent news coverage.
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Cyclist Jack Reed's first year on the national circuit in France has been one of learning, as much a mental battle as a physical one. Now taking time out to recover from Epstein-Barr virus and hunting for a new team, he is more hungry than ever to turn the pedals again
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In this episode of Politics Dis-Assembled, Express' News Editor, Matthew Leach, talks through the latest chapter in the Herm School debacle.
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Guernsey Panthers U19s are ready to open their campaign in the regional U19 South Division 2. Captain Erin Sullivan and coach Bridget Yabsley tell Nick Mann more about the opportunities that creates and the need for sponsorship to help the journey.
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“It cannot be underestimated how the stress and pressure has been insurmountable and this has impacted upon me greatly. I am pleased to see action has now been taken to assist States Members with the provision of counselling. This was a much-needed resource that I needed over this extended period of time which was not available until now.” Those were the words that Deputy Max Andrews read out in the States Assembly last week. He took the decision to explain to the Privileges and Procedures Committee how he needed help because he was struggling with his mental wellbeing. In response to this,...
Mark Bills was Director Emeritus at Gainsborough House Museum, and he was asked to share his advice on the plans for Victor Hugo Centre in Guernsey. He told Express what he thinks about the idea, and how he thinks it could work.
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With the Rugby World Cup 2023 in full swing, former South Africa Captain Jean de Villiers was in the Express studio to talk about his career, coping with injury and life after professional sport. In South Africa, rugby is about much more than winning a match, as he explains.
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This weekend, Channel Islands Pride is taking place in Jersey, after Guernsey hosted it last year. Thousands will turn out to the parades, parties and concerts to celebrate and be proud of our diverse community.Ahead of the big celebrations, Kelly Frost caught up with three drag queens: Paige Three, Flesh, and Bonny Bon Wee. Two are full-time performers from the UK, hired for the weekend’s festivities, while Bonny – known in the daylight as government employee Helier de la Haye – is Jersey-based. The discussion ranges from how the drag scene compares between Jersey and London, how far we ha...
As he prepares to retire from the world-famous aerobatic team, Red Arrows team leader Tom Bould - also known as Red 1 - spoke to Express about his views on the future of air displays, the RAF's pathway to net-zero carbon emissions and whether he gets nervous before a show...
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Brandon Ashplant wrote and produced the new short film 'Bet your bottom dollar'.He spoke to Express about his love of the short film genre, and how it's a great way in to film making for other creatives.
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In this episode of the Cool Down, we speak to Chay Kennedy-Cook about cycling against some of the best in his age-group at the Commonwealth Youth Games, resilience, and his target of making it as a pro.
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Dr Dominic Bishop discusses the rise in the number of deaths by suicide in Guernsey, and with Dr Nicola Brink and Jo Cottell from Guernsey Mind, he explains how the Bailiwick's new Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy will help anyone suffering from low level to very serious mental ill health.
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With a new Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy published this week, Dr Nicola Brink, Dr Dominic Bishop and Jo Cottell explained how it's been drawn up, what the strategy's aims are and why it's so important for the wellbeing and mental health of the Bailiwick.
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Martin Shirley has served as Chauffeur to the Lieutenant-Governor for nine and a half years, driving the Governor, his family and royal guests around the island.After his retirement last week, Martin sat down with Express to talk about driving the limousine, how he feels about having sold the J4 numberplate, and the one time he arrived late to a function.
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Guernseyman Adam Hooper always dreamt of being an actor. At 35 he decided to try his hand at auditions, succeeding in winning a supporting role in Kevin Spacey's latest film. A number of local productions are also on the agenda, and Adam told Express he has plans to audition for further roles off-island too.
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Jersey Overseas Aid has so far donated £262,000 to Friends of Ukraine-EOD to deliver bomb and mine disposal training. This week Express speaks to Ben Remfrey and Uliana Yurenko - Ben is a founder of Friends of Ukraine-EOD, and Uliana is the head technical translator and interpreter at Mat Kosovo, a training centre in Kosovo.They spoke about how that funding has helped train up the first women in Ukraine to be allowed to be involved in bomb disposal.
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15-year-old JCG student Auden Ruelle is a big fan of football, and a young footballer herself, and this summer she's had the chance to be at the Women's World Cup in Australia.Late in Australian time, early in Jersey time, Express reporter Kelly Frost caught up with Auden to ask about the atmosphere, her favourite goals of the tournament so far and, of course, whether football is finally coming home...
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Comedian Johnny Vegas has been in Jersey this week, after choosing the island for his debut ceramic art show. He spoke to Express reporter James Jeune about vulnerability, the power of art for mental health, island breakfast spots – and trying to smuggle a tortoise back on the ferry…
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Maggie's is a "safe haven" for people undergoing treatment for cancer, while also a place supportive loved ones can go for a moment of calm. An alternative to the often uncomfortable and clinical hospital environment. Express sat down with two members of the Guernsey Friends of Maggie's Fundraising Committee - Alison Good and Chair Pete Walsh - to hear first hand how the centre supports those who need it most.
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Express sits down with Chris Bown, Interim Chief Officer for Health, to discuss the priorities for his time in office.
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In this episode of the Warm Up we talk all things trail running with Distance.gg's new committee, chairman Steven Marquis and Treasurer Dave Watson. They are keen to build on the successful legacy of their predecessors by encouraging participation, and it begins with this weekend's Donkey Drop event.
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Jersey is getting older – and pretty quickly at that. In the last census, it was recorded that the number of people aged over 65 grew by 29% between 2011 and 2021. It’s therefore more important than ever that we listen to the concerns of older Islanders, and take their health and quality of life seriously. In this podcast, Bailiwick Express Reporter Charlie Flynn spoke to Rosemarie Finley, the CEO of Family Nursing and Home Care. One of Jersey’s oldest charities, they have been helping islanders live and age well since 1899. They discuss the importance of community health, some of the ...
Dr Gopinath Rao, a Consultant Paediatrician discusses the benefits of breastfeeding while Jo Priaulx, Founder of the Priaulx Premature Baby Foundation opens up on the challenges she faced and how attitudes towards and support for breastfeeding have changed.
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In this episode, Tom Innes sits down with Chris Tanguy, who recently retired after 14 years of operating Tanguy’s in Mulcaster Street, and more than four decades working in Jersey's hospitality industry.They discuss the heyday of the island's nightlife scene in the 80s, and 90s, the perils of the Sunday dancing law, and the recent challenges facing the sector that have left Chris fearful for its future.
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The ongoing fight against the threat of asian hornets continues with this year's 'Track don't Trample' phase. Francis Russell explains why we need to track the insects to try and eradicate them, rather than trampling them when we spot them.
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Vicky Godley is the Headteacher of St Sampson's High School. A year after Ofsted said her school was inadequate, a monitoring report has found progress is being made in different areas. She explained what has been done to improve things and what still needs to happen.
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