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Iconic DJ Sasha is coming to the Isle of Man - thanks to Metabolizm events.

11 people on Island have found out they have cardiovascular problems at a charity's free heart screening last weekend.

Manx Care says it's been shortlisted for a prestigious award, for the second year running.

The Isle of Man's 'Heritage Open Days' will return later this month.

Tynwald has unanimously voted through a range of winter support measures - in the aims of helping locals amid the rising cost of living.

A project to maintain and improve the infrastructure at Douglas Harbour is set to take place next year.

The Isle of Man Constabulary has launched 'Operation Sentinel' to prevent theft and robbery across the Island.

The Manx Wildlife Trust is holding a wellbeing session in nature in celebration of World Mental Health Day.

Just over 300 people were out of work on Island last month.

Accountancy firm Crowe is to sponsor the Children’s Centre’s Manx 3 Peaks Challenge for the second  year in a row.

A popular southern spot has closed for the winter. 

Manx Telecom has provided a Debt Advice Service to help Island residents struggling with rising living costs.

All Shoprite stores across the Island will close on Monday as a mark of respect to Her Majesty the Queen.

A local business believes 'this is not a time to put profit before respect.' 

There's good news for oat milk lovers..as the Island's creamery will now start delivering cow milk alternatives.

Hospice Isle of Man's Wild in Art trail comes to an end this weekend, after 12 weeks. 

The Labour Party's annual conference begins today - and policies on neighbourhood policing and clean energy are among those on the agenda.

The party conference season is a long-established ritual of British politics: part theatre, part drama and part soap opera. For many it's the highlight of the political year.

Aiden Aslin has spoken of his time being detained by Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine - and says he was punched in the face when they first found out he was British.

Buckingham Palace has released the first image of the new ledger stone marking the Queen's final resting place.

As Finland looks set to ban Russian tourists from crossing the border to escape being drafted into Vladimir Putin's army, Estonia has warned residents they will be banned from the EU if they too join up.

Protests over mobilisation have taken place in more than a dozen cities across Russia.

The protest in Moscow was so small and so overrun with press in yellow vests you could hardly make out the few solitary figures who'd had the courage to come to the designated spot at the appointed time. But the police have their ways. 

We all know the famous artists whose work sells for millions - Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, Pablo Picasso and Jeff Koons to name but a few.

The fifth series of Netflix's royal drama The Crown will launch on 9 November, the streaming giant has announced.

Sir Elton John has played for Joe Biden and about 2,000 fans on the White House lawn as part of his farewell tour, with the singer in tears as the president awarded him a medal.

Under-fire Gareth Southgate remains convinced he is the right person to lead England into the World Cup and is confident that the team will click in Qatar.

Tyson Fury has handed Anthony Joshua an ultimatum if they are to put together their all-British heavyweight battle this year.

Joe Joyce dismantled former world champion Joseph Parker, blasting him out with a fearsome left hook to win a WBO interim heavyweight title in 11 rounds at the Manchester Arena.

GSK, the FTSE-100 pharmaceuticals giant, has poached Burberry Group's finance chief to create a rare all-female executive leadership team in London's blue-chip share index.

The owner of Hoseasons and some of Europe's biggest holiday rental operations has hired banks to oversee a sale that could value it at up to £2bn.

Income tax will be cut by one penny, Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has announced, as part of a raft of measures aimed at boosting economic growth.

A woman on Twitter named Liz Trussell is having her very own John Lewis moment as people confuse her for Britain's next prime minister.

A cow was re-mooved from a tree by firefighters after the animal got stuck in a tight spot.

Almost £1.2m worth of cocaine was found in a motorised wheelchair in Italy.