An MHK wants to know how many people have died from sepsis on the Island in the past five years.

A teenager biker from Onchan has been slapped with six penalty points after crashing into his friend.

Could a dementia village be created on the Island?

Fire crews spent around two hours tackling a large gorse fire in Patrick this week.

Police are looking into a collision that took place in Castletown earlier this month.

Police are asking people to secure their vehicles and valuables after dealing with a number of recent incidents.

A community centre in Jurby is striving to become a vibrant social hub for the north of the Island.

A piece of Tynwald history is to become a museum piece to commemorate the centenary of the armistice.

There’s a shortage of Marshals ahead of tomorrow’s opening session for the Classic TT and Manx Grand Prix.

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Cycling will be banned on the Mountain Road until next month.

Childhood obesity is one of the greatest public challenges facing the Isle of Man today.

A teenager will be sentenced in September after committing 12 offences in less than a month.

A Douglas woman will stand trial after denying defrauding the benefit system.

Police are urging the public to take extra care during the Festival of Motorcycling this weekend.

The Steam Packet is warning of potential disruption for those travelling to and from Liverpool this weekend.

The government says this year's A-Level results reflect the strength of the Manx education system.

The former marine laboratory in Port Erin has been sold by the Department of Infrastructure for £500,000.

Developers of the proposed £25-million Douglas complex say it could attract established brands and provide much needed public amenities.

A high school in Douglas is celebrating record-breaking A-Level results.

 A local man has been found guilty of affray, after holding a five-and-a-half-inch kitchen knife to a police officer.

The Mountain Road is closed because of a crash earlier this morning.

An Island wildlife charity's hit out after a second incident of a van driver killing ducks.

A Douglas man will stand trial after being accused of affray.

Island residents have been having their say on plans for a major new complex in Douglas.

A Crosby man has appeared in court charged with drink driving.

Road closures and restrictions will begin this weekend as the Festival of Motorcycling approaches.

Emergency services were called to investigate reports of an unexploded object on a beach this week.

Bus services in the west of the Island are facing disruption over the next two days.

Road closures will be in place in Ramsey during the final day of the Island At War event.

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A Jurby man will stand trial after being accused of punching a motorbike rider in the head.

The government has welcomed plans for a multi-million pound complex in Douglas.

A Douglas man has appeared in court after brawling with a glass collector in a nightclub.

Students from across the Island will find out their exam results this week.

Coastguards were on hand to deal with numerous incidents during the Tower of Refuge walk.

The Office of Fair Trading is warning about defective throw bag rescue lines.

The public will get the chance to have their say on plans for a residential development in the south of the Island tomorrow.

The rich history of the Island's prison service has been encapsulated in a new book.

The company behind proposals for a major £25-million complex in Douglas says it could support hundreds of jobs.

CCTV has helped police track down a shoplifter in the north of the Island.

The government has announced the dates of next year's Bank Holidays.

A new exhibition will open this weekend celebrating the great Sir Norman Wisdom.

Firefighters say they had a busy weekend, with a number of incidents across the Island.

Thousands of pounds have been donated to one of the Island's heritage centres.

Port Erin Coastguard was called to help contain a diesel spill.

Ramsey will be stepping back in time this week to mark the centenary of the armistice.

Plans for a £25-million complex including an 80-bed hotel and seven-screen cinema in Douglas have been submitted.

An inquest will open today into the death of a local rider.

Beach Buddies is looking to get in touch with Formula One superstar Lewis Hamilton.

Port St Mary lifeboat was called out at the weekend to help a motorboat and kayak in trouble.

Manx Utilities says water demand is down by 10 per cent.

Plans have been put forward for a site in Colby to become a 'glamping' location during the Island's biggest motorsport events.

Manx firefighters and Island school staff have raised thousands for charity after taking on a gruelling physical challenge.

The Island's inflation rate fell in July.

Police are warning residents of scammers targeting local businesses.

The Island branch of a global firm has won £1,000 for charity after walking nearly four million steps in six weeks.

Today's sailings have been hit with delays because of a medical emergency on board earlier this morning.

A Douglas man has appeared in court accused of driving a vehicle in a dangerous and un-roadworthy condition. 

Police are warning of a thief targeting elderly residents in Anagh Coar.

An RNLI craft that's been saving lives and boats for nearly 30 years will be saying farewell tomorrow.

Douglas Borough Council wants to create a permanent poppy memorial marking 100 years since the armistice.

A teenager from Maughold will be sentenced next month after being caught speeding. 

Manx homes will be surveyed by the government to check out their conditions.

Temporary traffic lights will be in place Monday to Friday next week in the south of the Island.

The rise in diversity of Manx food is the key to how well the industry is growing.

People taking part in a sailing session yesterday had a surprise encounter with a basking shark.

A teenager from Douglas has been fined £350 after being caught travelling at almost double the speed limit.

A Douglas man has been ordered to be of good behaviour towards all people on the Isle of Man - after slapping a woman on the bum.

A poll to elect a new member to Port St Mary Commissioners takes place later this month.

Work on a new facility for young adult patients at Nobles Hospital is said to be making 'excellent' progress.

A motor cycle club will be auctioning off a piece of memorabilia signed by TT riders later this month.

The inquest into the death of a man from Ramsey will reconvene today.

How do you fancy learning to drive on Onchan Raceway... blindfolded!

Douglas Council have found their new representative for Derby Ward.

Police have named the man who died following a fatal collision on the Mountain Road last weekend.

A Port St Mary woman has been remanded at the Isle of Man Prison after throwing a hot cup of coffee over a mental health worker.

A special accolade has been presented to an instrumental figure of the Manx Youth Games.

The best of all things agricultural on the Island will be celebrated and showcased this weekend.

An incident in Castletown where a driver failed to stop after a collision is being probed by police.

Children suffering with the after-effects of the Chernobyl disaster have had the chance to experience the Manx Culture.

Police are investigating damage caused to a vehicle in Onchan at the weekend.

Work on sewers in the Island's capital means a busy road will be one-way next week.

Douglas Council is celebrating after the capital won eight awards from the environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy.

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Manx Utilities and the Department of Education, Sport and Culture have come up with a water alternative, following the Island's hosepipe ban.

A woman from Andreas has appeared in court charged with drink driving.

Microgaming has marked the first anniversary of its Isle of Man headquarters.

A public consultation is underway over extending the boundary lines of Port Erin.

Does the government have a backup plan as time runs out for the Steam Packet berth in Liverpool?

Flying your drone too near the TT course during the Festival of Motorcycling could cost you £2,500.

An Island wildlife charity's hit out after a van driver killed two ducks last week.

A TV superstar has been forced to call off a gig she was planning on the Isle of Man.

A Ramsey MHK says he's talking to the Department of Infrastructure about a new cycling lane in the town that's attracted criticism from users.

The Manx Electric Railway Society has hit out over what it describes as a "crowd pulling freak" made from an historic tram.

The Mountain Road will close this evening as the Department of Infrastructure prepares for the Island's next race festival.

Peel lifeboat was called to the aid of three people stranded off the Island's coast at the weekend.

A new Manx-themed game for mobile phones is asking people to rescue the Island's wallabies.

Douglas council's asked permission to borrow £400,000 as it continues regenerating the Island's capital.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's redesigning the layout of the Sea Terminal car park.

Less than ten percent of primary school teachers on the Island are men.

Social media users have taken to Twitter to criticise a new cycle lane in Ramsey.

Tynwald's hansard operation has been lauded for its passion and focus on succeeding.

A police officer's released footage of the moment he came face to face with a wallaby last week.

Hundreds of bikers have gathered to pay their final respects to a racer who died in a crash at the Southern 100.

Coastguards in Douglas were called out at the weekend to help prevent a pollution incident.

A by-election for a seat on Douglas Council takes place this week.

Police are appealing for information after vandals targeted a boat in the north of the Island.

A mobile phone company's applied for permission to build a forty-foot mobile transmitter mast at Ramsey Cottage Hospital.

An Onchan man has been cleared of indecently assaulting a four-year-old girl.

Treasury minister Alf Cannan says the government still needs to find another £7.5 million in cuts in the next three years.

A man has died following an incident on the Mountain Road.