Liberation 75: Marking the Channel Islands' freedom from Nazi rule

ITV Channel TV have delved into Jersey's history books to remember the life and death of Louisa Gould.

Bravery came in many forms during the Occupation, but one act of defiance is perhaps less well known than it is obvious.

Guernsey Police have now arrested a 21-year-old woman, along with a 24-year-old woma and 19-year-old man.

It is 75 years since the Channel Islands were liberated from German Occupation - here is how the islands marked the anniversary.

A statue, which was due to be unveiled in Guernsey over Liberation weekend, will now be hidden for several more months.

On Sir Richard Collas' last day as Guernsey's first citizen, he is sharing his thoughts on the meaning of Liberation Day

Yesterday (9 May) it was the turn of Jersey and Guernsey, but today it is Sark in the spotlight.

The island was liberated from Nazi occupation a day after Jersey and Guernsey on 10 May 1945.

To mark the occasion, a special screening of The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Society will be streamed online.

This is how people in the Channel Islands have been celebrating.