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One of the Island's largest local authorities is looking for a new clerk.

The government says although it buys meat for school meals locally, it can't guarantee it's Manx.

Health and Social Care Minister Claire Christian says 15 members of Manx Care staff have been suspended in the last four years, at a cost of around £110,000.

Could new 20mph sign poles be used to mount speed cameras in future?

MGP organisers say Friday's race schedule has been tweaked after delays to today's action on the Mountain Course.

Police say roads around the Mountain Course are due to close at 6pm for racing.

How can historic buildings contribute towards net zero emissions?

Race organisers say there's a further delay to today's racing.

The Financial Services Authority says of 20 money-lending firms it inspected, it found 85 contraventions of the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Code.

The Communications and Utilities Regulatory Authority has launched a consultation into its competition strategy.

A research company is asking Island residents what you think of your bank.

The Department for Enterprise has unveiled a new Business Consultancy Scheme. 

New government taxation measures have been approved by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.

University College Isle of Man is looking for sponsors for its Research Festival and graduation ceremony, which are both held in October. 

A local pet charity is pleading for donations, after being inundated with requests for pet food.

An Island charity wants you to bake a difference for this year’s Hospice Care Week.

Nigel Farage has said he would take the UK out of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) if Reform win the next election.

Tommy Robinson will not be charged over an alleged assault at St Pancras station last month after the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided "there was not a realistic prospect of conviction".

An asylum seeker has denied trying to kiss a 14-year-old girl and told a court: "I'm not a wild animal."

Ryanair staff are to get more money for spotting and charging for oversized baggage, the company's chief executive has said.

Two children, aged eight and 10, have been killed in a shooting during mass at a school in Minneapolis.

Two children have been killed and 17 other people injured after a shooter opened fire at a school in Minneapolis.

All members of the United Nations Security Council - except the United States - have said the famine in Gaza was a "manmade crisis".

A Banksy artwork, where a glass police box looks like a tank of piranhas, has been moved into protective storage ahead of its display at the London Museum's new location.

Taylor Swift has announced she is getting married to her NFL star boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

Former Sky News presenter Dermot Murnaghan has called on men to "demand" a prostate cancer test and for the government to actively offer screenings, after his own stage-four diagnosis.

Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City were all handed trips to League One sides hoping to cause an upset in the Carabao Cup third round draw.

Brendan Rodgers called Celtic's demotion to the Europa League a "huge blow" for the club, following a 3-2 penalty shoot-out loss to Kairat Almaty.

Premier League clubs have set a new record for spending in a single transfer window this summer at over £2.6bn.

The two electric car models eligible for £3,750 purchase grants have been revealed by the government.

The world's most valuable company, and first to be valued at $4trn (£2.9trn), beat market expectations in keenly anticipated financial results.

Ryanair staff are to get more money for spotting and charging for oversized baggage, the company's chief executive has said.

Guinness World Records (GWR) is celebrating its 70th anniversary by highlighting unclaimed titles you might fancy going for.

Troll-like Labubu dolls have taken over the consumer world. Their creator, Pop Mart, has reported a near 400% net profit so far this year, while some have spent thousands on the toys second-hand.

Toothpaste made with hair could repair damaged teeth and stop the early stages of decay, a new study has found.