The Steam Packet Company says it’s still seeing a knock-on effect from yesterday’s incident in Douglas harbour.

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The Festival of Motorcycling gets underway later, with the first practice session around the Mountain Course.

A truck driver from Douglas has been fined after crashing into an overhead power line.

Police in the west of the Island are hunting thieves who stole equipment from a boat moored in Peel harbour.

A learner driver from Douglas has been fined after losing control of her car whilst driving unsupervised.

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An Island golf holiday business says it's had to cancel a tour this weekend because of problems with ferries.

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Fans from the UK and further afield are arriving on the Island as action on the Mountain Course gets underway today.

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How would you like to come face-to-face with seals on the Calf of Man?

A record-breaking Manx car will go under the hammer in America today - and could fetch more than £90,000.

People who suffer with balance problems could see their treatment transformed by a donation of cutting-edge equipment.

Ramsey and Kirk Michael fire crews were called out to two kitchen fires today.

Tonight’s Manannan sailing will leave the Island at 8pm.

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A passenger on board the Manannan says she felt two crashes as the vessel docked in Douglas last night.

The Steam Packet Company says it doesn't know whether this afternoon's Liverpool sailing will go ahead.

A Hermes delivery driver will be sentenced next month after admitting stealing parcels he was supposed to deliver. 

A Douglas man has been fined £600 after breaking a ban which prohibited him from entering pubs.

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Teachers have praised their students after this week's a-level exam results.

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The Festival of Motorcycling gets underway this weekend - with the first practice session tomorrow.

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The Department of Economic Development has paid tribute to those who lend a hand during the Island's race events.

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The Safeguarding Children Board won't be subject to Freedom of Information laws.

Cyclists will be banned from the Mountain road for two weeks from this morning.

The Steam Packet Company says it hopes to be back on track with Manannan sailings later today after the vessel hit Douglas quayside last night.

New Zealand's announced visa changes that may stop Manx people taking working holidays in the country.

Castletown has a new commissioner this morning, after a by-election yesterday.

Police are asking witnesses to come forward after a car was damaged in a busy car park in Douglas.

Today's sailings of the Steam Packet's Manannan have been cancelled after she hit the quayside while berthing in Douglas last night.

Firefighters were called out in the early hours of this morning after a boat started sinking in an Island harbour.

A Douglas man who's been accused of assaulting a police officer will stand trial in December.

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Organisers say they're worried about a shortage of marshals at this year's Festival of Motorcycling.

Police are warning about a bank fraud targeting people on the Island.

Two men accused of possessing heroin with intent to supply it have been further remanded at the Isle of Man Prison. 

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A local charity has spoken out on behalf of sea birds and the environment they thrive in.

A teenager from Douglas has appeared in court after being accused of stealing a scooter.

Police are investigating after a driver crashed into a car in Douglas but didn't stop.

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Tesco's announced it's to scrap plastic carrier bags from next week.

The Department of Education and Children says it's considering the future of three former schools.

A former armed robber from Castletown will be sentenced next month after breaking a lifetime ban on possessing firearms.

Two people from Douglas will stand trial after being accused of resisting police officers.

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A local charity says it's ''appalled'' by the government's proposal to charge prescription fees.

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Students will find out if they're off to university tomorrow, with a first round of summer exam results.

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The Island's Economic Development Minister says a £50 million investment fund is starting to pay off - with two new companies coming to the Island.

Chief Minister Howard Quayle met more than 30 members of the Conservative party in the past year - compared to just a dozen Labour members.

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The countdown is on to this year's Festival of Motorcycling, which gets underway this weekend.

Foxdale's facing more roadworks - and a temporary speed limit through the village.

Douglas Council says it's selling off 16 seized properties to pay outstanding rates bills.

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A Castletown MHK's asking for action on seagulls - after one bird stole his brother's lunch.

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Police say investigations are continuing after jewellery was stolen from a house in Glen Vine last week.

A busy road in Douglas is closed for the next two days because of torrential rain overnight.

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A new ticket scheme in stores will help shoppers identify Manx meat.

Police are appealing for help as they investigate a fight outside a busy Douglas takeaway at the weekend.

The Isle of Man Constabulary is refreshing road safety themes highlighted during this year's TT.

Ramsey lifeboat was called to the help of a small boat in danger of crashing against rocks on Sunday.

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The Steam Packet Company has launched a public consultation on a new ferry route.

A woman from the UK is asking for help finding two police officers from Douglas who saved her life 60 years ago.

A brand new megastore is to officially open in Douglas this week.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a house was burgled in Glen Vine last week.

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When will government publish information about a border security and passenger travel information scheme?

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A charity dedicated to the Island's electric railways says it's dismayed by the suspension of services on Snaefell.

Police in the west of the Island are appealing for information after vandals damaged two cars last week.

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Concerns over children being home-schooled have led to questions in Tynwald this month.

The Island's hospice has applied for planning permission to make improvements to its building.

Police have released CCTV images of a woman they'd like to contact about an incident in Douglas town centre earlier this year.

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Questions are to be presented to Tynwald in the first ever paper to appear during the court's traditional summer recess.

Braddan could be getting a huge new community and sports centre, if a planning application gets the green light.

Police are hunting the driver of a car who hit a wall in Douglas at the weekend but didn't stop.

A new electronic system means an end to paper based prescribing for inpatients in hospital.

The Island's Sea and Air Cadets have been presented with special awards.

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The Department of Infrastructure's been accused of covering up incidents on its trams by a campaigning charity.

Two brothers accused of drug offences have been further remanded at the Isle of Man Prison.

The Department of Health says it's spent £300,000 on replacement drugs for people addicted to illegal substances like heroin over the past four years.

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Should the government be doing more to help the long-term unemployed back into work?

A collection of historic TT memorabilia goes under the hammer today - including a programme from the first races in 1905.

A thief from Douglas has been fined £300 after stealing alcohol from a local supermarket.

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The Isle of Man Post Office has introduced six electric vehicles to its delivery fleet.

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The Royal Manx Agricultural Show continues today in the west of the Island.

A new exhibition will open for an award-winning Manx born artist this weekend.

The Snaefell Mountain Railway is operating once again after undergoing trials this morning.

A child sex offender who admitted five charges after explicit conversations with a 13 year old girl has taken to Facebook to defend himself. 

The Curraghs Wildlife Park is celebrating after a late birth that's wowing visitors.

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The Department of Infrastructure says it's banning cyclists from using the Mountain Road during the Festival of Motorcycling later this month.

A pensioner from St Johns has had his car seized after being caught driving without a licence. 

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Economic Development Minister Laurence Skelly says a sharp rise in the number of TT visitors shows the Island is marketing the event successfully.

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A Manx football team needs just a few more points to get into an unofficial world cup event next year.

A walker on Snaefell had to be rescued by the coastguard and ambulance staff yesterday after breaking their ankle.

Pro-life campaigners have called planned abortion reforms ''extremely regressive''.

The Chief Minister says the Island has ''zero tolerance'' to financial crime.

An inquest into the death of a Douglas woman will open later today.

The Island could be about to get a new Premier Inn hotel - if planners approve a new scheme.

Fire crews were called to the Braddan incinerator yesterday after an incident at the animal waste plant.

A Glen Vine man has appeared in court over a street brawl after a family wedding.

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This year's TT made a £24.6 million contribution to the Island's economy.

Students across the Island are awaiting their first GCSE results today.

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Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas says the government's already taking steps to make sure the Isle of Man has enough workers and companies.

A Blackburn man who tried to flee the Isle of Man with more than £4,000 worth of criminal property has been remanded in custody.

A classic TV series written by a Manx author will be getting a reboot on the BBC later this year.

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The countdown is on to one of the highlights of the Island's agricultural year.

An independent report on how the Department of Health and Social Care managed family and children cases will be presented to Tynwald in October.

Police are investigating after two vehicles were damaged in Ramsey last week.

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Proposed changes to the Island's abortion laws will be consulted on widely before any political debate takes place.

A Port St Mary man will stand trial after being accused of trying to import cannabis from Amsterdam. 

A former pub landlord will stand trial next year after denying stealing more than £4,000 of takings. 

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Protestors who targeted Tynwald Day in a silent demonstration are urging people to make their views known about planned changes to abortion law.

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High inflation on the Island can be partly blamed on the fallout from Brexit, according to Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas.

An inquest will resume this morning into the death of a Ramsey pensioner.

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A new TT coin has been launched to mark 110 years of racing on the Island.

The Department of Education and Children says it's received more than £1,300 to run two Island faith schools in the past five years.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's investigating after a tram's brake failed on Snaefell.

A Ramsey man will be sentenced in October after trying to get a child to commit a sex act in an online chatroom. 

A teenager from Peel will be sentenced next month after admitting 10 drugs charges. 

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Campaigners have welcomed proposed changes to the Island's abortion laws which would open up access to women who want the procedure on-Island.

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The Manx Labour Party says it wants more information from the government about plans to charge people more for their prescriptions in future.

Police say they want to hear from anyone who saw one of their cars on the Mountain Road at the weekend.

A pilot's posted an unusual view of the Island's airport - from his world War Two bomber.

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Proposed changes to the Island's abortion laws will mean women who can't afford to travel to the UK could have the procedure on-Island in future.

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A school merger will still take place in spite of parents' objections.

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A local music event is returning for its fourth year on the Island.

Police say growing problems with drunkenness and disorder led to officers objecting to Castletown Festival's evening event this year.

The UK’s Maritime and Coastguard Agency has released dramatic footage of a rescue in Port Erin last week.

Police say due to not having a license, an event in the south of the Island couldn't feature live music at the weekend.

A music promoter who took a dispute with the Manx government online is at the centre of a row over a cancelled music festival in the UK.

Police say they hope to comment later today about licensing issues that meant an event in the south of the Island couldn't feature live music at the weekend.

A Crosby man will stand trial after being accused of wrongly taking more than £260,000.

A Union Mills man will be sentenced in October after admitting seriously injuring a teenager biker. 

Police are appealing for witnesses after an incident on the Mountain Road at the weekend.

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The government says a new survey shows 86 per cent of Island residents are satisfied with life here.

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A new tracking device will make sure Alzheimer's disease sufferers are safe and secure.  

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The Island's whelk fisheries are to get extra protection - with special licenses needed to exploit them in future.

Manx Telecom says it's hoping to improve mobile data services in Ramsey with two masts.

A driver and his dog needed oxygen after their car caught fire in Douglas at the weekend.

New laws governing abortion have been published today - as the MHK behind them asks for comments from the public.

A road in Port Erin is closed this week as a former hotel site is redeveloped.

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A local charity says it's hoping more local businesses will get involved in its work.