Isle of Man News from Friday, November 28th, 2025

The Island's Ferry Terminal in Liverpool has won a UK architecture award.

An MHK will quiz Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood about rent deposits in the House of Keys next week.

A Tynwald committee will hear evidence from education bosses next week as it looks into opportunities for young people.

The health minister says her LinkedIn account has been hacked.

The chief minister says it's important Manx police keep working with their British counterparts.

Registrations for the Parish Walk will open next week.

Manx Care says it's holding a special drop-in clinic for HIV testing next week.

There'll be murder on the dance floor in the Villa next July!

Police say you haven't won the lottery - and shouldn't fall for a scam!

The Steam Packet's announced this evening's ferries will set off on time.

A special plaque has been unveiled for an Island man who lost his life defusing Russian explosives in Ukraine.

A cat who underwent lifesaving surgery after the public donated thousands of pounds has found a new home.

Time's running out if you'd like to join the Island's planning committee.

Braddan commissioners say a programme to tackle problem trees in the area will have to wait until next year.

An MHK's hit out at the government over a meeting about a care home. 

Police say the first person caught after they launched an annual Christmas drink-drive campaign has been banned from the roads for three years.

TT legend Michael Dunlop has made history by being named MCN's Rider of the Year for the third time in a row.

An MHK will ask about tightening up the Island's immigration rules when the House of Keys sits next week.

More than 250 Santas have already signed up to take part in one of the Island's best-loved races.