Computers at all twelve Island surgeries are currently down due to a technical issue.

The Island's Post Office says it 'strongly refutes' Communication Workers' Union claims it's rejected the notion to have 'meaningful' talks.

Plans have been drawn up to use silt from Peel Marina to restore upland areas.

A busy schedule gets underway this morning at the latest sitting of Tynwald.

Not paying your taxi fare could lead to arrest and a fine of up to £5,000.

Two members of Douglas Borough Council (DBC) have been recognised for a combined 60 years service to the authority.

The government is looking to encourage Manx food and drink producers to learn the process of entering for the 'Oscars' of the industry.

The government is reminding people the deadline for tax payments is less than a month away.

A new Head of Sustainability has been appointed at HSBC to implement its strategy on the Isle of Man and Channel Islands.

Lawrie Hooper talks changes:

Island inflation dropped in the month of November.

Owner of The King's Spa tells us about their businesses evolution since opening six months ago.

Dr Helmut Kessler tells us more.

An Island firm has made six new senior appointments as it looks to continue growing it's audit business.

A new event will take place next year aimed at highlighting job opportunities to graduates returning to the Island.

A Manx-based satellite company has announced the appointment of a new senior figure and opening of a new office in the US.

Armed police have arrested a man near an entrance to the Houses of Parliament in Westminster.

A High Court judge has dismissed a judicial review brought by Paul Worthington over the death of his 13-month-old daughter Poppi.

Six migrants have been rescued from a dinghy off the coast of Dover.

The UK is the largest arms producer in Europe and third-biggest in the world, according to a new report on global arms sales.

Egyptian authorities have introduced restrictions on the sale of hi-vis vests in fear the clothing could inspire imitations of French protesters.

An Irish sports star has been linked to an alleged sexual assault in Dublin.

A school in Ireland could be heading for a Christmas number one after releasing a version of the song Lean On Me to support a pupil diagnosed with cancer.

Modern Family star Sarah Hyland has revealed she had to have a second kidney transplant, and that she thought about suicide after the failure of the first.

A school in Ireland could be heading for a Christmas number one after releasing a version of the song Lean On Me to support a pupil diagnosed with cancer.

The Duchess of Sussex delighted fans with a surprise appearance at the British Fashion Awards, cradling her growing bump on stage as she presented the designer of her wedding dress with a prize.

The Chelsea supporter accused of racially abusing Raheem Sterling at Stamford Bridge on Saturday has apologised for his behaviour, but denied he used racist language.

Pep Guardiola says racism is a deep-rooted problem in society and praised Raheem Sterling for how he dealt with Saturday's incident at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea have suspended four supporters from attending matches pending investigations into alleged racist abuse of Raheem Sterling.

Stock markets are clawing back some losses on hopes of some real progress in resolving the US-China trade conflict.

Annual wage growth rose to 3.3% in the three months to October but unemployment also climbed, official figures show.

Struggling retailer Carpetright has slipped to a half-year loss of £11.7m after it closed dozens of stores and said "negative headlines" had hit sales.

Mozambique says it has identified 30,000 "ghost employees" in its civil service who cost $250m (£196m) between 2015 and 2017.

Comfortably ahead and about to finish a cross-country race in first place, Jimmy Gressier wanted to celebrate in style.

The world's oldest known bird is set to become a mother again - after raising at least 30 other youngsters.

Theresa May has headed back to Europe in a desperate bid to win concessions from EU leaders after her Commons retreat over her big Brexit vote.

Chelsea have suspended four supporters from attending matches pending investigations into alleged racist abuse of Raheem Sterling.

Stock markets are clawing back some losses on hopes of some real progress in resolving the US-China trade conflict.