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There's a chance to learn more about a lifesaving treatment that helps those suffering from drug overdoses.

A man accused of drink-driving has been bailed until the start of his trial in July.

A local charity is urging people to use fishing gear responsibly, after a seal was injured.

Manx Utilities has provided more details about the sewage plants being developed in Garff and Peel.

Local racer Nathan Harrison met Channing Tatum as the actor visits the Island for the TT.

Some visiting riders have been fined after speeding at the Ramsey Hairpin. 

Police are warning people about jellyfish stings after reports masses of the creatures were in the sea off the Island's West coast.

Merseyside police say they managed to deter motorbike thieves who were targeting riders heading to TT - and reunite the bikes with their rightful owners.

Are you interested in having a stall at the new Douglas Foodies Market?

FIM Capital has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer.

The business says its supplying Greenlight television with connectivity for their live streaming cameras around the course, for the second consecutive year.   

An Isle of Man tech company tackling food waste has been nominated for the Earthshot Prize.

The Southern Swimming Pool will close for TT race week this year.

Dr Michelle Haywood has joined the Department for Enterprise with responsibility for Business Isle of Man.

The number of people unemployed on Island has dropped slightly.

Sure has announced its hiking its prices from the start of July.

Prince Harry has blamed the tabloid press for "inciting hatred and harassment" in his private life, saying he ended up "playing up to a lot of the headlines" when he was cast as a "playboy prince" as a young royal.

In a stroke of legal coincidence, Prince Harry will be the subject of a court case in America on the same day he is due to appear in London's High Court.

The chair of parliament's media committee has insisted a grilling of ITV's boss in front of MPs next week won't be a "witch hunt" against former presenter Phillip Schofield.

The number of gonorrhoea and syphilis diagnoses was the highest on record last year, new figures show.

A state of emergency has been declared after a dam in a Russian-controlled part of southern Ukraine has been irrevocably damaged by an explosion, leading to flooding in the area already hit by months of conflict.

The Russian Ministry of Defence has claimed that Ukraine launched a "large-scale offensive" in the south of the Donetsk region.

Pope Francis has gone to Rome's Gemelli hospital for a check-up.

Prince Harry has blamed the tabloid press for "inciting hatred and harassment" in his private life, saying he ended up "playing up to a lot of the headlines" when he was cast as a "playboy prince" as a young royal.

This trial was always going to be explosive and it certainly started with a bang.

Prince Harry is expected to give evidence at the High Court today over alleged unlawful information gathering by journalists working for Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) - in what will be a landmark appearance in the witness box from a senior royal.

Liverpool are hopeful of signing Brighton midfielder Alexis Mac Allister this week.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic said on Sunday he had decided to end his football career aged 41.

Moeen Ali is considering a return to Test cricket after Jack Leach was ruled out of the Ashes with a lower back stress fracture.

The CBI faced ridicule hours before a vote on its future on Tuesday after a senior executive hailed its "transparent" handling of the misconduct crisis which has left it facing collapse - despite blocking the media and resigned members from watching a pivotal general meeting.

The CBI director general Rain Newton-Smith will appeal for members to approve reforms ahead of a finely balanced vote that could decide the future of the scandalised business lobby group.

US regulators have filed a lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange Binance, alleging a string of violations including the misuse of investor funds.

People in Japan who became so used to wearing face masks during the pandemic are signing up for lessons to teach them how to smile again.