Isle of Man News from Saturday, June 7th, 2025

TT organisers say the Senior TT has been called off.

Police have released a CCTV image of a man they'd like to speak to after a theft.

TT organisers say they're still hopeful of running today's Senior TT this evening.

Organisers say today's Senior race is facing another delay.

A UK energy company says it'll help make the TT greener in future.

If you've spotted a baby bird, don't take it home with you!

The Island's information commissioner says almost 5,000 people were affected by data breaches last year.

The chair of Castletown commissioners says the local authority will drop a plan to close the town's square to traffic all year round instead of just summer.

The Steam Packet Company says the number of passengers coming to the TT has risen by almost 17 per cent in the past six years.

The Tynwald commissioner for administration says there's no evidence of corruption at a local authority in an ongoing row between a resident and the board.

A series of films in the south of the Island will help mark Pride Month celebrations.

Douglas Council says it doesn't have the money or powers to help save the Island's Family Library.

Douglas Council says it'll spend £35,000 replacing nearly 40 trees in Willaston which were left unsafe after Storm Eowyn in January.

A rider who hit a bird during yesterday's superstock race has been discharged from hospital, while two other racers continue to be treated.

Police have issued CCTV images of two men they'd like to speak to over thefts from a landmark café on the TT course.

Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after an incident in Douglas last night.

It's the final day of racing at TT 2025 - and poor weather means a delay of two hours to the schedule.