A road in the South of the Island will be closed until tomorrow afternoon.

The June sitting of Tynwald will commence later today.

Five people were arrested for drink driving across the weekend.

Three inquests are due to open today.

Police are appealing for information after vandals targeted a school in Kewaigue.

Coastguards were called out at the weekend after reports of people swimming out too far in the west of the Island.

The Island's postal service is putting plans into place to tackle the series of challenges the industry is facing.

Police are appealing for information after a car was damaged in the east of the Island at the weekend.

A government initiative is contributing to substantial savings across the public sector thanks to a huge public response.

Police are hunting for the culprits who deliberately turned off a compressor at Glen Wyllin Trout Farm, killing all of the fish.

A Port St Mary man has appeared in court accused of polluting controlled waters on the Isle of Man. 

TT 2018 saw the number of people misbehaving on licensed premises drastically decrease.

Medical records need to be reviewed before a court case against an Onchan man can continue. 

The number of collisions on the Laxey Coast Road dropped by more than 50 per cent during this year's TT.

An MHK wants to know if police trailing body cameras was a success.

The Island's Health Minister says a new bus route to and from the hospital will serve patients well.

Police are investigating after a property was damaged in the east of the Island.

Children from schools across the Island will take part in creating a new public garden.

An independent inquiry will take place into the collision between Steve Mercer and a course car during this year's racing festival.

A memorial lap will take place today in memory of Manx TT rider Dan Kneen.

Should mobile phones be banned in schools?

A motorcyclist from Wales has been fined after being caught travelling at almost double the speed limit. 

Over twenty Manx words have been added in the Oxford English Dictionary.

A new bus service to give Island patients convenient transport to and from hospital will come into action next month.

An MHK wants to know what's being done to help the food bank in the warmer months.

A company's charity event has raised thousands of pounds for a worthy Island charity.

New nature material is being distributed to schools across the island to keep them acquainted with the natural world.

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Road traffic collisions at this year's TT were the lowest for 13 years.

The funeral of a Manx TT rider will take place later today.

Young teams from the Isle of Man and the UK will pit their wits against an exciting physical challenge.

Police have launched an appeal on social media as they investigate an incident from earlier this year.

A woman from Port Erin will stand trial after denying being caught with no insurance.

A dog owner from Ramsey has been ordered to keep his dog under control after it mauled a lamb.

Volunteers across the Island will attempt to break another record when they take on a mammoth challenge this weekend.

Will the government implement body cameras for more employees on the Island?

Manx Utilities will replace manually read electricity metres with smart metres.

Representatives from the Island will attend a memorial service remembering Sir Stephen Hawking today.

Police on the Island are urging people to seek advice if they are conducting work that could disturb nesting birds.

Police have confirmed there’s been a collision involving a horse tram in Douglas.

Police are appealing for information after a pedestrian was hit by a car yesterday.

The morning sailings from the Island to Liverpool have been cancelled.

Post by air and sea due today has not arrived this morning.

Fishing for King Scallops in a no-go zone has cost a UK skipper £5,000.

A woman from Douglas will be sentenced next month after assaulting two police officers within a fortnight. 

It is the last week to experience Britain's finest art collection on the Island.

The Islands Chamber of Commerce has been able to confirm its status as an approved provider of Certificates of Origin for exports.

A fair celebrating Manx culture has announced it will be returning at the end of this month.

Manx cooking was on the menu for a lavish dinner to celebrate the Queens birthday.

A competition to showcase the best of Manx marine wildlife will open at the end of this month.

Manx Museum and National Trust have announced that they will be taking ownership of Castletown Old Police Station.

Tonight’s sailing to Heysham and its return sailing tomorrow morning have been cancelled due to adverse weather conditions.

The Isle of Man Post Office has welcomed its newest arrival.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a warning about gale force winds expected to sweep the Island.

A Manx police officer has been accused of stealing more than £83,000 from the Isle of Man Police Federation Fund.

Sailings today and tomorrow could be subject to disruption due to adverse weather conditions.

CCTV needs to be viewed before a court case against a Manx doctor can proceed.

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Police are appealing for information after a fatal collision last month.

Police are looking to locate a valuable bike that was stolen in the East of the Island last week.

The public is being urged to take care of the Island's 'gentle giants'.

Firefighters were called to deal with an out of control shrub fire near to a property in Ballaugh at the weekend.

The Chief Executive of the Steam Packet Company says evidence suggests the TT is still a highly sought after attraction.

One person had to be treated by medical staff as fire crews tackled a blaze in the East of the Island at the weekend.

The Island wants to strengthen its defence against those who make misleading or false promotions of medicine.

Police are investigating reports of criminal damage to vehicles in the South of the Island.

The Island’s Abortion Reform Bill has passed its second reading in the Legislative Council.

Firefighters were called to tackle a gorse fire in Laxey in the early hours of the morning.

The Department of Health and Social Care has apologised after an inquest into the death of a nine-month-old boy found staff failed to follow standard procedures.

Plans have been submitted for a dog grooming business in the North of the Island.

Police are probing a 'serious assault' that took place in the East of the Island last week.

Fire crews are working with police to investigate the cause of a series of fires they believe to be 'deliberate'.

Plans to restrict advertising on medical products on the Island will come into force next month.

Police are investigating an incident involving a taxi driver and their passenger last week.

An important trust on the Island has announced it will be taking part in this years Parish Walk.

A teenager was transferred to hospital as lifeboat crews were called out at the weekend.

An inquest into the death of a baby girl will reopen later today.

More than 33,000 people and 13,000 motorcycles came to the Island for this year's TT.

A JustGiving page set up to help Steve Mercer's recovery has surpassed its original target of £5,000.

The Mountain Road is closed today as the TT one-way system is removed.

What's being done about the shortage of NHS dentists on the Island?

An MHK wants to know what support is being given to victims of domestic abuse.

Ryan Kneen has been awarded the Spirit of the TT Award.

The Islands Chief Constable is stating his pride at the work the police force has done during the TT.

Fire crews have had to emphasise their warning about fires in dry weather after responding to an incident last week.

Important public facilities have reopened in Douglas after a significant investment.

Coastguards in the East of the Island were called to assist a vessel suffering with engine failure last week.

The second reading of the Islands Abortion Reform Bill will take place this week.

The question of what options were explored in the process of the Steam Packet Company purchase will be discussed next week.

Fun family activities, local businesses and charities will be down for a community event in Douglas this summer.

Road repairs lasting around six weeks will commence in the North of the Island tomorrow.

Police are appealing for information over a collision on the roads in Laxey.

How many schools on the Island are not fit for purpose?

Roads will close in Douglas this morning in preparation for the Civic Parade in the town this weekend.

The number of people travelling to and from the Island by air has risen by nearly 60,000 in five years.

Dolphins have been spotted in Douglas throughout TT week.

Peter Hickman shattered the outright lap record on the course to take a stunning Senior TT win this afternoon.

Ben and Tom Birchall claimed a fifth consecutive TT win as they scooped victory in today's Locate.im Sidecar Race 2.

TT organisers say Steve Mercer remains 'stable' in hospital in Liverpool.

Airport officials are reminding passengers to expect longer queuing times over the weekend.

The top ten words used in childrens short stories on the Isle of Man and Channel Islands has been revealed.

A boat travelling across the water for the TT was rescued by lifeboat crews after suffering mechanical problems.

A talented Manx performer has completed her final group showcase at a prestigious London theatre school.

Police are appealing for information after a bicycle was stolen in Ramsey.

The public are being given the chance to learn about an age old Island tradition.

Criminal damage to a vehicle in the North of the Island is being probed by police.

Respect the Basking Sharks that are in and around the Islands waters this summer.

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Proposals for a luxury resort in the north of the Island have been withdrawn.

An inquest into the death of a Scottish rider killed in this year's TT will open this afternoon (June 7).

Allowing your dogs to swim in reservoirs could carry a hefty fine.

Time is running out to get tickets to a luxury ball on the Island later this month.

A popular community event in the North of the Island will take place at the start of next month.

Douglas Borough Council remains committed to maintaining cleanliness of the streets in the East of the Island.

Police say anyone who steals TT signs will be dealt with 'robustly'.

Lifeboat crews from across the Island were called to reports of a person and their vessel in distress earlier this week.

A Tynwald committee will get the chance to quiz the Island's Policy and Reform Minister next week.

Two inquests are due to take place on the Island this morning.

Michael Dunlop has scooped his third win of the week, securing first place in the Bennetts Lightweight TT race.

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Dean Harrison has roared to victory in today's TT Supersport Race 2.

An inquest into the death of a Manx rider killed in this years TT will open tomorrow.

The Duke Of Cambridge will be a guest at the TT later today.

Plans are to be considered to transform the Isle of Man Cathedral in the West of the Island.

Lifeboat volunteers came to the aid of a stranded vessel earlier this week in the East of the Island.

Two presentation nights will be held later this month in the South of the Island for anyone affected by dementia.

An incident in Union Mills that saw a live firework injure a person in a tent is being investigated by police.

Lifeboat volunteers from Ramsey were called to the aid of a 16-foot vessel stranded in the water at the weekend.

An inspirational woman known for her fundraising missions is working to take on a challenge on the Island later this year.

Police are warning bikers not to cycle in the Island's national glens.

An Island resident who provides crucial help for overseas visitors is celebrating ten years of supporting others.

We spoke to Peel artist about his latest exhibition.

Rider Steve Mercer's condition has been described as 'deteriorating' after a collision last week.