Technical problems cancel two ferry sailings
The Steam Packet Company says a technical issue means a ferry crossing has been called off tonight.
MHK asks minister about workplace searches
Were workplace searches raised during a government consultation about annual leave and rest breaks?
Your chance to own a WWII jeep
There's a chance to own a classic vehicle which helped win World War II this weekend.
No date for NSC tile fix yet, says minister
Education Minister Daphne Caine says she can't give any details about when the NSC's pool tiles will be fixed.
Witness appeal after Port Erin burglary at the weekend
Did you spot anyone acting suspiciously in Port Erin at the weekend?
Annual visitor numbers rise seven percent to 352k
Visit Isle of Man says the Island welcomed 352,301 visitors last year - up almost seven per cent on 2024.
Number of Onchan roads closed this week
A number of roads on an estate in Onchan are closed this week.
New date announced for Viking longboat races
Peel's annual Viking showcase will take place at the end of August after weather meant it was postponed at the weekend.
US Treasury officials to speak at financial crime conference
US Treasury officials will give a talk about one of the biggest operations ever mounted against international cybercrime networks at an event next month.
Rise in Southern 100 visitors this year
Visitor numbers for this year's Southern 100 races have risen by more than seven per cent, according to the Steam Packet.
Copyright laws for foreign TV broadcasts must wait till post-election
Moves to bring in copyright protections for Australian and New Zealand TV broadcasts will have to wait until after the election.
First national risk assessment to look at nuclear weapons
An Island regulator has published the first national risk assessment about the financing of nuclear weapons.
Milntown to launch new wedding and events venue
Milntown Estate is celebrating a new chapter as it announces a new wedding and events venue.
Island hosting major maritime conference this week
A huge event this week will see business leaders from the maritime sector gathering together.
Island students win award for innovative soil product
A team of Island students have won the Sustainable Innovation Award at an entrepreneurial event in Latvia.
Regulator streamlines rules on financial penalties for individuals
The Island's gambling regulator says it's streamlined new regulations that would allow it to take action against individuals as well as companies.
Restauranteur declares for Douglas South
Another candidate has declared they'll be standing for Douglas South in the general election.
Local business owner to stand for Arbory, Castletown and Malew
A local business owner has announced she'll stand for Arbory, Castletown and Malew in the general election.
Ann Corlett to defend seat
Douglas Central MHK Ann Corlett has announced she'll defend her seat in the general election.
Chief Minister to stand in general election
Chief Minister Alf Cannan has announced he'll defend his seat in Ayre and Michael in the general election.
New defence secretary Wes Streeting hits out at Russia after live-fire exercise 40 miles off UK coast
New defence secretary Wes Streeting has criticised a live-fire military exercise carried out by a Russian warship around 40 nautical miles (46 miles) off the British coast, calling it "performative and irresponsible".
Death of man who fell in London high-rise railing incident being investigated as possible corporate manslaughter, coroner hears
The death of a man who fell after balcony railings gave way is being investigated as a potential corporate manslaughter, according to a pre-inquest review.
Monkey found abandoned in laundry bag on London bus
A monkey found abandoned in a laundry bag on a London bus has had a happy ending after being rehomed to a sanctuary.
Sir Alex Ferguson pays tribute to former rival Kevin Keegan
Sir Alex Ferguson has paid tribute to his former rival Kevin Keegan, celebrating him for building Newcastle's "best ever team".
New defence secretary Wes Streeting hits out at Russia after live-fire exercise 40 miles off UK coast
New defence secretary Wes Streeting has criticised a live-fire military exercise carried out by a Russian warship around 40 nautical miles (46 miles) off the British coast, calling it "performative and irresponsible".
At least 10 dead in India tunnel disaster with 17 feared trapped
At least 10 people have died in a disaster inside an under-construction tunnel in India.
Woman seriously injured in suspected stabbing at church in County Waterford, Ireland
A woman in her 50s has been seriously injured in a suspected stabbing at a church in Ireland.
Godzilla star Kaylee Hottle, killed in car crash in Maryland, her father says
US actress Kaylee Hottle, 18, who starred in two Godzilla movies, has died in a car crash in Maryland, her father has announced.
TV watchdog opens investigation into Married At First Sight UK
The media regulator has opened an investigation into the Channel 4 dating show Married At First Sight (MAFS) UK following a "fairness and privacy" complaint.
Paramount takeover of Warner Bros paused on orders of judge
A judge has ordered a temporary halt to the takeover of Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) by Paramount Skydance, as several US states move to block the deal.
Kevin Keegan dies aged 75: Former England forward and manager passes away after battle with cancer
Kevin Keegan has died at the age of 75.
Anthony Taylor retires: Premier League referee steps down after 16 years in top flight following World Cup
Long-serving Premier League referee Anthony Taylor is standing down after 16 years in England's top flight at the conclusion of the World Cup.
Enzo Fernandez says Argentina played with 'pride' and 'humility' as FIFA investigate World Cup final behaviour
Enzo Fernandez has praised Argentina for playing with "pride" and "humility" at the 2026 World Cup after it was confirmed FIFA will investigate the team's behaviour after the final.
Reform deputy leader Richard Tice urges Andy Burnham to seize control of Thames Water
Richard Tice, the deputy leader of Reform, has repeated a demand for Thames Water to be placed into a temporary form of public ownership and said he feels "gut-wrenching fury" over the seven-figure remuneration packages handed to the company's top executives as it teeters on the brink of collapse.
Private sector wage growth hits six year low - falling below 3%
Private sector wage growth has fallen below 3% for the first time since 2020, official figures show.
Former brewing chief Cox in talks to take reins at British Horseracing Authority | Mark Kleinman blog
Monkey found abandoned in laundry bag on London bus
A monkey found abandoned in a laundry bag on a London bus has had a happy ending after being rehomed to a sanctuary.
New monkey species with orange lips discovered in forests of DR Congo
A newly discovered species of monkey with distinctive orange lips has been discovered deep in the forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Gus the $50m T-rex breaks dinosaur fossil sale record at New York auction
A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton has become the most expensive dinosaur fossil sold at auction after an unidentified buyer paid more than $50m (£37.3m) for it.