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A bill aimed at modernising Manx employment rights has cleared its final hurdle in the Legislative Council.

The Island's Financial Intelligence Unit says the number of suspicious transactions fell by nine per cent last year.

There's still time to get youngsters vaccinated against HPV, helping protect them from conditions such as cancer later in life.

A popular pub in the South is celebrating its re-opening.

The Department of Infrastructure has applied for planning permission to turn part of the Summerland site into a car park.

An independent inspection of Manx Care's services is due to take place in the next year. 

Bus Vannin has released a timetable of buses that will run during strike action tomorrow.

Do you fancy being involved in a fitness world record attempt? 

The Financial Services Authority has issued a scam warning about a fake website.

The Department for Enterprise has announced the winners of the Manx Menu March contest.

It's your last chance if you want to sponsor a major corporate event next month. 

The Island's gambling industry has been been given a "medium high" risk rating for money laundering,  in the first assessment of its kind. 

Defence secretary John Healey has twice declined to rule out Britain joining strikes on Iran, when asked by Sky News.

A woman who smuggled an arsenal of "terrifying weapons" and £500,000 worth of heroin into Britain in her Peugeot has been jailed for nine years.

A teenage boy has been seriously injured in a stabbing at a school in Nottingham.

UK average diesel costs have hit a 16-month high, less than a week after war gripped the Middle East and sent oil costs rocketing.