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Police are investigating after someone damaged fencing at Laxey's tram station.

Chair of the Liberal Vannin Party Paul Weatherall says the organisation is appalled after Education Minister Daphne Caine refused to answer a question about the cost of school validations.

Police are asking for your help identifying a man they'd like to speak to.

TT organisers say it's not looking promising for this evening's practice session.

The Department of Infrastructure is ordering TT campervans not to camp overnight on Douglas Promenade.

Milk could be set to rise by 5p a pint as Tynwald considers upping the price.

The Fire and Rescue Service had a 'tail' with a happy ending yesterday - after it rescued a trapped dog from cliffs in the south of the Island.

A telephone mast that's towered over police headquarters for 25 years could be replaced with a smaller structure, under new plans.

Two London properties owned by Isle of Man companies have been made the subject of freezing orders by investigators in the UK.

Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson has agreed to work with the UK to combat tax avoidance schemes.

A plot of land in Ramsey at the end of Mooragh Promenade is on the market for just over £1.3 million.

Castletown commissioners say they've appointed a contractor to carry out the second phase of work on a huge building project.

A carpet business in Peel has put its headquarters up for sale - and says the business could be sold as a going concern, too.

Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford says he's confident figures from the government's earnings survey are statistically accurate.

The Island's financial regulator is warning people not to fall for a scam website that claims to be an Island-based investment company.

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The youngest victim injured in the Liverpool parade crash on Monday is nine years old, police have said.

Evie likes scary movies, musicals and Taylor Swift - but there is something that sets her apart.

A father has told Sky News how his partner was driven over, and his baby son was flung 15ft in his pram, after they were hit by a vehicle during the Liverpool parade collision.

Russia-linked hackers posing as journalists targeted staff at Britain's Ministry of Defence in a cyber spying operation that was spotted and thwarted, the government has revealed.

What's unfolding in the Palestinian village of Ras al-Ayn is more than a land dispute - according to human rights groups, it is the systematic displacement of an entire community.

A trade court in the US has blocked Donald Trump from imposing sweeping global tariffs on imports.

This is a huge decision by an obscure Manhattan court. President Trump's core economic policy has just been comprehensively undermined, he has been undermined, and he will be seething.

Benedict Cumberbatch, Annie Lennox, Gary Lineker and Dua Lipa have joined more than 300 public figures calling on the prime minister to "end the UK's complicity" in Gaza.

Donald Trump has reduced the sentence of Larry Hoover Sr, a Chicago gang founder, after lobbying from controversial hip-hop artist Kanye West.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs's ex-partner has given birth two weeks after testifying against him – as his legal team failed in a bid to declare a mistrial.

Luke Littler knows if the wins the Premier League on Finals Night he will join a very exclusive list of players who have managed to go back-to-back by winning darts' biggest roadshow.

Lionesses boss Sarina Wiegman has responded to goalkeeper Mary Earps' decision to call time on her England career, saying she is "sad and emotional" to lose her after such an "incredible journey".

Enzo Maresca put Chelsea's slow start in their ultimately victorious Conference League final down to the mental efforts his side had put into securing Champions League football 72 hours earlier.

A trade court in the US has blocked Donald Trump from imposing sweeping global tariffs on imports.

This is a huge decision by an obscure Manhattan court. President Trump's core economic policy has just been comprehensively undermined, he has been undermined, and he will be seething.

Britain's biggest pensions insurance specialist has joined the race to buy the 999-year lease of the O2, London's best-known entertainment venue.

Tens of thousands of people have flocked to see the remains of a revered Spanish saint, more than 440 years after her death, prompting debate over whether such displays "encourage morbid curiosity".

Dairy-loving daredevils from around the world have descended on Gloucestershire and thrown themselves down Cooper's Hill in the annual cheese-rolling race.

A cargo ship has crashed into a man's front garden in Norway, missing his home, where he was sleeping, by just a few metres.