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Where has the government found more than £11 million worth of savings?

What sort of border security is there in place for sailings to Ireland?

Douglas Council's used emergency powers to cut down trees after it was found they posed a risk to homes.

A busy road in the west of the Island will close on Monday.

The government providing free period products will cost around £90,000 in the first year.

An MHK wants to know if records are kept on people who breach bail conditions.

Nearly 1,500 patients who weren't registered with a GP attended A&E over the past 12 months.

An MHK wants to know what government's doing to get a better mad cow disease risk status for the Island.

What do you think of your phone company?

A bank in Ramsey could be getting a facelift, if planners approve new proposals.

The Island has kept its AA3 credit rating, after the latest update by Moody's.

The Island's financial regulator says more companies are giving all employees a say in their business risk assessments.

Eight new entries have been added to the UK's cyber sanctions list, which applies to the Island.

How will the Island stay attractive to businesses while being scrutinized by Europe's anti-money laundering body?

Do you know a company director who deserves recognition?

Locate Isle of Man is hosting a social event this week.

Specialist investigation teams for rape and sexual offences are to be created across England and Wales as the Home Secretary declares violence against women and girls a "national emergency".

Migrant arrivals in small boats have resumed after 28 days without crossings.

A 17-year-old girl and a 17-year-old boy have died after a car crashed into a tree near Rotherham.

The King will be "deeply touched" by the public’s reaction to the update on his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace has said – as screening websites saw a surge in traffic.

Belarus has pardoned 123 prisoners, including a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and a key opposition figure who challenged the presidential elections in 2020, in exchange for US sanctions relief.

A senior Hamas commander who was one of the architects of the 7 October 2023 attacks on Israel has been killed in a strike on Gaza City, according to the country’s military.

As Australia slides into its summer, it is leaving behind months marked by nationwide protests on one major issue - migration.

Writing 26 books and a memoir in his lifetime, John le Carré is widely considered to be one of the best spy novelists of all time.

Peter Greene, the actor known for roles in Pulp Fiction and The Mask, has died aged 60.

Primal Scream have said a video containing alleged antisemitic imagery was a "piece of art" and was intended to "provoke debate, not hate".

Gian van Veen survived a scare against Cristo Reyes to pick up a 3-1 win at Alexandra Palace, his first victory in the World Darts Championship at the third time of asking.

Gary Neville says he sympathises with both Mohamed Salah and Liverpool amid their current dispute, likening the situation to Cristiano Ronaldo's acrimonious exit from Manchester United in 2022.

Saudi Arabian clubs want to sign Mohamed Salah but they would need to have a clear indication that he is ready to play there before making a move for the Liverpool forward.

Next, the high street fashion giant, is plotting a swoop on Russell & Bromley, the 145 year-old shoe retailer.

The UK economy contracted by 0.1% in October, according to official figures.

The British economy has been slowing since the summer but the long wait for a late-November budget applied an extra touch to the brakes, according to the latest growth figures from the Office for National Statistics.

A raccoon that passed out drunk after running amok in a Virginia liquor store is suspected of two other "break-ins".

A Fabergé pendant has been recovered - after police spent six days closely monitoring the man accused of swallowing it.

An earthquake alert preparing people to "drop, cover, hold on" buzzed on phones in the US on Thursday - but turned out to be completely false.