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The Department of Infrastructure says new zebra crossings in black and red will mean safer pedestrians and TT riders.

The government has changed its advice, recommending face masks be worn in crowded and enclosed spaces.

The number of coronavirus cases being treated in Noble's Hospital has risen.

The government's asking people not to abuse staff manning the 111 coronavirus lines.

Damian Ciappelli is to stand in Douglas Central in this year’s General Election.

The Isle of Man bank is re-introducing measures to protect staff and customers.

Tesla boss Elon Musk says he's bringing his new satellite internet company to the Isle of Man.

An event will be held this evening to mark the anniversary of the Island's worst disaster.

Damian Ciappelli is to stand in Douglas Central in this year’s General Election.

Postal voting will be available for the first time during this year’s General Election.

Watterson says the challenge ahead is "to do better with less money".

James Cherry has announced he'll be standing in this year's General Election.

Grants to help business and self-employed deal with the Covid pandemic.

The island's cruise industry up and running

Nearly 500 people were out of work in June 2021.

There's a recruitment drive at Manx Utilities Authority.

Locally-based ManSat has arranged for three students to take part in a virtual space school.

Cain's law firm has boosted its litigation practice with two new recruits.

The Manx Solidarity Fund is welcoming applications for help.

PwC Isle of Man announces a number of senior promotions, including two new directors.

There is no prospect of an amber watchlist being introduced at the latest travel review this week, Sky News understands.

Nicola Sturgeon will announce this afternoon whether Scotland will lift its coronavirus restrictions next week.

Sasha Attwood has said she was sent 200 death threats a day during Euro 2020, many of them from teenaged girls.

A charity has relaunched a campaign encouraging people to engage in small talk to help prevent suicide.

The ferocity of the fires in Turkey is quite something to behold.

The idyllic Caribbean islands are becoming increasingly strewn with plastic pollution caused by the industries that fund their economies, a study has found.

Norway's Karsten Warholm has smashed his own world record to become Olympic champion of the men's 400 metres hurdles in Tokyo.

Rapper Dizzee Rascal has been charged with assault after a woman was injured in Streatham, south London.

The fallout from comments made by DaBaby about HIV and gay men continues, after the rapper was booted off the bill of a major music festival.

TV show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has said it is not returning to its Australian home this year, due to the uncertainties surrounding COVID-19 travel restrictions.

Great Britain's Dylan Fletcher and Stuart Bithell have won gold in the 49er men’s race at the Enoshima harbour.

South Africa's director of rugby Rassie Erasmus will face an independent misconduct hearing after his video rant about the officiating in the first British and Irish Lions Test.

Chelsea have been warned it will take an offer of more than €100m to tempt Inter Milan to sell Romelu Lukaku.

Fewer contacts of people with coronavirus will be told to isolate by the NHS COVID-19 app after an update.

After weeks of pressure, and just a fortnight before the self-isolation rules change fundamentally, the decision to tweak the NHS Test & Trace App is an act of political capitulation rather than pandemic management.

There is no prospect of an amber watchlist being introduced at the latest travel review this week, Sky News understands.

Cockatoos in Sydney have learned to open bins - and the technique is catching on, as others have worked out how to do it by watching them, scientists say.

A cow had to be led back to its farm after wandering onto the motorway and blocking traffic in Staffordshire.

A senior Russian traffic officer accused of leading a criminal gang has been arrested on suspicion of accepting bribes.