Jersey Care Inquiry report released

Discussions continue in Jersey's States Chamber, as politicians meet to talk about the government's response to the Care Inquiry findings.

Deputy Andrew Lewis will not face criminal proceedings, after Jersey's Care Inquiry report found he lied to the abuse investigation.

A Jersey politician says she hopes States members will "pull together" following the findings of the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry report.

Constable Len Norman told ITV News the Chief Minister "deserves nothing but credit" for his handling of the Care Inquiry findings.

The three year probe found authorities failed children, with systemic abuse taking place in States managed care homes over several decades.

Jersey's Attorney General says he is "committed to improving the criminal justice system", following the publication of the Care Inquiry.

Senator Andrew Green says authorities need to bring about a cultural change, where people are able to professionally challenge each other.

A woman, who suffered abuse as a child in Jersey, says she's experiencing 'mixed emotions' after an inquiry's findings were published.

The findings of the child abuse inquiry made 'difficult reading' for some politicians and felt 'like a punch in the stomach' for others.