A 20 year old from Crosby's been jailed for spitting at and trying to bite three police officers.

A man from Glen Vine's been jailed after a drunken fight which left a man missing a tooth.

Santon brewery Bushy's has unveiled its plans for TT, almost trebling its capacity.

People seeking abortions will have 'safe zones' to stop them being harassed or intimidated.

Island residents will soon know more about possible changes to rates.

Police are appealing for information after a car was damaged in the west of the Island.

A Manx charity is urging government to stop using plastic on the TT course.

A beach in the south of the Island will get a new lease of life this summer.

Don't be alarmed if you see the Island's emergency services in full force this evening.

A Shoprite store and Subway in Douglas is closing.

A group campaigning for women's rights on the Island says it's disappointed about outside interference in Manx law.

A Manx-registered ship has taken part in a rescue operation in the Far East after spotting a castaway.

There'll be more discussion about proposed new abortion laws in the House of Keys today.

Health minister David Ashford has been meeting his counterparts from across the British Isles.

A group of prisoners and staff from Jurby Jail have been raising cash for charity with a marathon walk.

The Department of Infrastructure has bought Douglas horse tram stables.

Port St Mary Commissioners has scrapped its kerbside recycling scheme with immediate effect.

The Island's legal profession does a good job of regulating itself, according to the Isle of Man Law Society.

A public meeting in Douglas next week will discuss solutions to the Island's declining population.

An inquest into the death of a man from Douglas will reopen today.

Peel's lifeboat was called out twice in just 24 hours at the weekend.

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Sheep stuck on a cliff sparked a callout for coastguards in the north of the Island at the weekend.

The Department of Health and Social Care has submitted new plans for a care home in Douglas.

An historic building in Douglas could soon be given protected status, if a government department gets its way.

Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper has withdrawn a question due to be asked in the House of Keys this week.

Police in the south of the Island are appealing for help catching vandals who damaged a number of cars earlier this month.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's hoping to turn back time at a railway station, with a new advertising hoarding.

Proposed new abortion laws for the Island will go through further scrutiny in the House of Keys next week.

A delivery driver from Union Mills may lose his job after being caught driving with no insurance twice in six weeks.

A company's submitted new plans for a holiday resort in the north of the Island.

The Mountain Road will be closed for much of today as a cycling event gets underway.

A Douglas man's admitted driving without insurance after his friend cancelled his cover.

A landmark house on the TT course has applied for retrospective permission to sell refreshments during motorsport festivals.

A MHK is eager for news about changes to the Island's rates system.

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A pub in in the South of the Island has reopened its doors, following its refurbishment.

A man who threatened to burn his ex-girlfriend's house down with her inside has been fined £250.

A 20 year old from Anagh Coar has been given points on his driving licence - despite not having one yet.

Tougher laws could be put in place to tackle domestic abuse on the Isle of Man.

Police are investigating after vandals damaged humane traps belonging to an Island charity.

An inquest into the death of a man from Douglas will reopen today.

A Douglas company's unveiled its plans for the former Post Office building on Regent Street.

The government wants to hear about your spending habits.

The deadline for submitting corporate tax returns is drawing near.

Plans are underway to encourage pupils to walk or cycle to school.

Police are investigating after materials were stolen from a building site in Andreas.

Firefighters were called out earlier today after a gas cylinder caught fire.

A road in central Douglas has reopened after a vehicle caught fire this morning.

A man's admitted assaulting a stranger with a glass in an unprovoked assault just before he burgled a Pulrose home.

A 19 year old from Castletown has been banned for drink-driving, just three months after passing his test.

Coastguards were called out last night, after a sheep got stuck on a cliff face.

If you haven't signed up to join the orange army at this year's TT festival, you're being invited to do so.

Just six per cent of children at a primary school in the west of the Island had reached a good level of development by the end of their reception year.

Fire crews were called out to Douglas yesterday after a blaze broke out in a nursing home.

A group of Tynwald members have been given the green light to investigate poverty on the Isle of Man.

If you have outstanding fines, you'd best pay up - or risk being arrested.

Past and present cancer patients are being invited to an event in Douglas this week.

A Merseyside man has appeared in court accused of possessing heroin with intent to supply it.

A warrant's been issued for a man who's left the island as he faces drink-driving charges.

The Ben my Chree has arrived on Merseyside for an overhaul.

72 per cent of those who responded to a survey don't think charging motorists by the mile is a better system than the current road tax.

Douglas horse trams made a loss of more than £480,000 last year.

Major work to Ronaldsway airport is underway this week.

Negotiations on the future of a historic police station in the south of the Island are underway.

The government won't implement a return scheme for plastic bottles.

Cyclists have just a couple of weeks left to get in their entry for this year's women-only mountain bike race.

Firefighters were called to an incident in the east of the Island yesterday.

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A recycling facility has moved premises.

A man who's admitted trying to smuggle around £10,000 worth of cannabis into the prison will be sentenced in June.

A man who was arrested getting off the ferry with up to £15,000 of cocaine and heroin will be sentenced in July.

There's a chance to have your say on a Manx Brexit bill.

A former attorney general has lost the latest round in a legal battle over disciplinary proceedings by the Island's legal professional body.

If you're a fan of furry felines, a charity has come up with a purr-fect solution.

Walkers have just a few weeks left to get in their entry for this year's Manx Telecom Parish Walk.

Tynwald sits later this morning, with a full order paper.

The Steam Packet Company's cancelled two of today's ferry crossings in the face of bad weather.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued an amber weather warning for coastal overtopping and inner harbour flooding.

Tomorrow’s ferry sailings may be disrupted because of the weather.

Firefighters were called out to Lark Hill in Ramsey yesterday after a bonfire got out of control.

Police are investigating after another dog attack on sheep at the weekend.

A Foxdale man who was over the drink-drive limit when he crashed his car with two passengers inside has been banned from the roads for 18 months.

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A man from Peel who was banned 16 years ago hadn't retaken a driving test when he was caught by police in Crosby.

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New plans have been submitted for the TT beer tent on the Bottleneck Car Park in Douglas.

Part of the TT course is due to close today as preparations get underway for the festival next month.

A Douglas company says it wants to transform a derelict site on the capital's quayside into a self-service car wash and parking spaces.

The Island's emergency services came together in the early hours of the morning to help find a missing person.

The Battle of the Beer Tents is hotting up - after three were granted alcohol licenses on the same day last week.

Police are reiterating warnings about dogs worrying livestock after a sign was stolen in the south of the Island.

Crosby could be getting a village shop as a developer submits a new planning application.

A school relocation's prompted questions from a South Douglas MHK in Tynwald this week.

A MHK wants to know if people will be rewarded for recycling plastic.

People have spent more than £4 million on public transport in the past two years.

Police are appealing for information after a car was damaged in the north of the Island.

The Castle Mona is up for auction.

Be careful if you're driving in the south of the Island today.

A Castletown man's appeared in court charged with possessing indecent images of children.

Ramsey commissioners says an incident of vandalism in one of the town's parks will hit the ratepayer in the pocket.

Friends fans on the Island are celebrating after Netflix bowed to pressure and added the hit TV show to its streaming service.

Police in the south of the Island are hunting vandals who smashed a window earlier this week.

How can domestic violence cases be handled more sensitively?

A paramedic caught doing more than twice the speed limit in Kirk Michael was in a rush to attend a meeting about a prison officer who'd been stabbed in the head, a court's heard.

Queries about tourism look set to dominate questions in Tynwald next week.

Police are appealing for information after a car was damaged in Peel.

Tynwald will consider new rules for child workers when it sits next week.

Fundraisers have almost hit their target as they plan a round the Island kayak trip in aid of armed forces and emergency services staff.

Restrictions on where dog walkers can take their pets in the Island's capital will be laid before Tynwald next week.

Police want your ideas for upcoming community events.

Parents on the Isle of Man are being warned of a safety concern with Red Kite baby carriers.

The Mountain road will be fully open today from 4.30pm.

How do you think the Island’s roads could be made safer?

Two rival TT beer tents will find out today if they can open during this year's festival. 

A UK man's appeared in court charged with drugs offences.

A Merseyside man who gave police officers a false name when he was stopped at the Sea Terminal has been fined £500.

A Kirk Michael man who went viral on Twitter has landed himself a modelling contract.

If you're uploading dashcam footage of bad driving to YouTube or Facebook, you may be in trouble.

Coastguards were called out yesterday after someone injured themselves at a landmark in the west of the Island.

Firefighters were called out in Douglas yesterday after reports of a fire in a complex for the over-50s.

Hopes 23-time TT winner John McGuinness will be fit enough to race during this year's TT are in doubt after a medical setback.

The Department of Infrastructure says the raw materials for a planned revamp of Douglas Promenade would cover 263 football pitches.

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The Isle of Man Beer festival opens later today.

Property prices on the Island continued to dip at the end of last year, according to the latest figures from the government.