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The Chief Minister has apologised to any men convicted for homosexual activity before the law was changed 16 years ago.

The Island's first major piece of education legislation in nearly 20 years will receive its first reading in the House of Keys today.

'Thousands' of polystyrene balls have been found on a local road.

Health officials say the Island is prepared to deal with any potential cases of coronavirus.

A local jeweller has raised £500 for a racing team whose star rider lost his life at last year's Southern 100.

The Mountain Road has re-opened after the route was shut overnight.

Members of three teaching unions will meet today to discuss the next steps in their dispute with the Department of Education, Sport & Culture.

The House of Keys sits for the first time this year today, with the Isle of Man Post Office firmly on the agenda.

The Isle of Man has the third-cheapest airport in Britain, according to a travel website.

The Isle of Man's found itself linked to another huge trove of leaked documents about possible wrongdoing in international finance.

Staff dress down Fridays at RL360 have now raised £50,000 for vital causes over the last decade.

The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), in conjunction with Business Isle of Man, is hosting an event later this month.

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Unemployment on Island rose last December, according to government figures.

A new representative body is being formed to help drive forward the Manx construction sector.

Island firm RL360 has hit an important landmark in its support for youth cycling on Island.

Britons stuck in locked-down Wuhan as cases of the new coronavirus increase say they are "very scared" and have heard "absolutely nothing" from the UK government.

"Broadcasting legend" Nicholas Parsons has died after a short illness, aged 96.

Prince Andrew's lack of co-operation with US authorities is a "slap in the face" to Jeffrey Epstein's victims, according to a lawyer who represents five of the businessman's accusers.

Electric scooters are set to be legalised on UK roads and cycle lanes for the first time under government plans, it has been reported.

Britain is "urgently exploring" options for UK citizens to leave the Chinese city of Wuhan, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak.

Small villages in China are barricading themselves in against the coronavirus. They are not acting on government orders but taking matters into their own hands.

Disgraced rugby star Israel Folau has signed for Catalans Dragons, months after being sacked from his previous club over comments about gay people.

"Broadcasting legend" Nicholas Parsons has died after a short illness, aged 96.

Jo Brand's controversial joke about throwing battery acid at politicians had the "potential to offend" but was unlikely to incite crime, Ofcom has concluded.

LA Lakers star LeBron James has penned an emotional tribute to Kobe Bryant as he promised to continue the basketball great's "legacy".

Israel Folau has joined Super League side Catalans Dragons on a one-year contract following his sacking for anti-LGBT posts on social media.

Christian Eriksen has joined Inter Milan in a £16.9m move from Tottenham, while Giovani Lo Celso has made his loan move to Spurs permanent from Real Betis for £27m.

Tottenham have agreed a deal with PSV Eindhoven for Netherlands international Steven Bergwijn.

Huawei will be allowed to play a limited role in the UK's 5G network, the government has said.

The government had made a decision to allow Huawei equipment a restricted role within the UK's new 5G infrastructure.

Ryanair has warned more pilot and cabin crew job losses "cannot be ruled out" after the latest delay in the return to service of Boeing's 737 MAX aircraft.

A motorist who plonked a fake skeleton in his passenger seat so he could use a high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane has been fined.

Scientists have resurrected the voice of a 3,000-year-old Egyptian priest by recreating his vocal tract with a 3D printer.

Frozen iguanas have been falling from trees in Florida after plunging temperatures caused them to stiffen-up and lose their grip on branches.