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A group of young students have demonstrated against anti-abortion campaigners in the Island's capital.

Police are appealing for information following 'senseless criminal damage' in the south of the Island.

Ramsey commissioners are looking for a new operator to manage the raft of  outdoor activities available at the Mooragh Park.

The play area at the Sea Terminal in Douglas has been closed off because it was vandalised last week.

Has the play area at the Island's Sea Terminal closed?

Post which was due to leave the Island last night has been delayed.

A main stretch of road in Douglas will close for several hours tomorrow night.

The Chairman of the Steam Packet Company will step down next year.

Unemployment on the Isle of Man dropped slightly last month.

Manx Telecom has been internationally recognised.

Old Mutual International is recognising its Island employees for their long-term service to the firm.

The government has been granted status aimed at securing its food and agriculture trade.

The Isle of Man has 'grown adept' to facing change and challenge in business.

The Island's inflation rate dropped in September.

An Island-based banking group has been shortlisted for an industry award.

Home Affairs officials are due to appear before a standing committee of Tynwald this afternoon.

British police officers investigating the death of Harry Dunn will interview the suspect under caution in the US.

A woman discovered she had breast cancer after a thermal imaging camera in a tourist attraction picked up an unusual patch of heat.

The brother of the Manchester Arena bomber has pleaded not guilty to 22 counts of murder relating to those who died in the attack.

The decision to revoke the British citizenship of IS bride Shamima Begum has exposed her to a "real risk" of torture or death, a court has heard.

An armed man has been shot and arrested after he stole an ambulance and drove into people in Oslo, injuring twin babies.

Turkey's leader says up to 1,300 Syrian Kurdish fighters are still near the northeastern Syria border, despite a US-brokered truce demanding their withdrawal.

Italian football chiefs are considering fitting stadiums with listening devices used in anti-terrorism operations to identify racist fans.

The final trailer for Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker has been released, offering one last tease of the climactic instalment in the long-running saga.

Niall Horan has said he is "lucky" to be a songwriter who gets to perform on stage and be recognised for his work.

Kim Kardashian has revealed that her husband Kanye West donated $1m to charity as part of her gift for her 39th birthday.

England head coach Eddie Jones has claimed his side were spied on during a training session ahead of their Rugby World Cup semi-final against New Zealand on Saturday.

Millwall have appointed Gary Rowett as their new manager.

WeWork's board has reportedly accepted a takeover plan proposed by its Japanese investor Softbank Group, in a move that will secure new financing for the troubled company.

Just Eat has called on shareholders to reject a takeover offer as it presses ahead with its planned £8.2bn merger with Takeaway.com.

The Withdrawal Agreement Bill makes it clear that there will be more costs, more border checks and more uncertainty for Northern Irish companies trading with England, Scotland and Wales than with Ireland.

A High Court judge has apologised after his mobile phone rang during a hearing, filling the room with the sound of a classic 1960s tune.

Mourners who attended the funeral of a man in Ireland were left in shock when they heard his voice from beyond the grave.

There may be a few American football players giving thanks today after a possible case of divine intervention.