People leave homes as Channel Islands hit by storm - BBC News
Schools in Jersey will remain closed on Friday, but pupils are set to return in Guernsey.
The clean up operation to deal with the aftermath of Storm Ciarán is set to begin in Guernsey.

Significant damage to properties and other infrastructure has been caused as a result of the storm, the States has said.

Temporary accommodation has not been needed for those affected, and no one has been reported injured.

The States said staff were assessing the main roads, and storm boards and cleaning efforts would be prioritised between St Sampson's and town.

Ruari Hardy, head of Bailiwick Law Enforcement and chair of the Strategic Coordinating Group for the Storm Ciarán response, asked people to remain indoors for now.

He said: "While we are certainly through the worst of the storm I must emphasise that we’re continuing to ask for the community’s support in staying at home, staying off the roads unless absolutely necessary.

"The reason for this advice is not due to the current weather conditions, but because of the after-affects of the storm.

"More than 70 trees have fallen, we have flooding on some major roads, there is debris in more other areas and all of that combined means it is still dangerous to be driving on the roads right now."