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The Department of Education, Sport and Children says it won't reveal how many children will be in schools from September.

A cruise ship with 2,000 people aboard is due to stop in the Island's capital today.

If you managed to watch the eclipse using special glasses last night, don't throw them away just yet!

The TT Course is partly closed again today as filming continues for the 'Isle of Man' TT film.

The House of Keys will be officially dissolved today.

Hundreds of Island students are facing a big day today.

A unique sporting event in Laxey is looking for participants as it prepares to be held for the last time.

Have you seen a fluffy Tynwald day visitor who may have snuck onto the Island?

A series of business drop-in sessions will get underway in the south of the Island today.

The government's launched a new webpage with guidance for businesses as it introduces a new tax on vape products from October.

Island women rate the offering from local clothing shops at just 3.5 out of 10, according to a new survey.

A total of 22 Manx food and drink products have received prestigious accreditations in internationally recognised awards.

University College Isle of Man is asking employers for their feedback on its adult education courses.

The Department for Enterprise says it'll be hosting a series of drop-in sessions for those thinking of starting their own business.

Worried about your restaurant's hygiene rating as the government prepares to publish them next year?

The Manx Cat Café has announced it will be closing at the end of October.

A community initiative in Peel has asked candidates not to involve it in politics.

A new candidate for Glenfaba and Peel has announced his general election campaign.

An architect has become the next candidate to declare his candidacy for Arbory, Castletown and Malew in the general election.

A new candidate has announced he'll run for Douglas North in the general election.

The rate of UK economic growth slowed, according to the latest data, but remained resilient despite the Iran war.

Retailers have warned that a ban on zero-hours contracts risks inflicting a "hammer blow to young people's job prospects" after the government's own analysis found the move could cost businesses billions of pounds a year.

A bus driver shot dead outside a south London pub has been named by police.

Six teenage boys have been arrested after a police officer was hit by a car while investigating a suspected burglary.

The scale of the war in Sudan is hard to take in.

The leader of African football has told Sky News the FIFA election is the way to challenge Gianni Infantino's position – cautioning against moves to force out the embattled president early.

When Russia releases an American citizen from prison, the US normally hands someone over in return.

The son of Hollywood actor and director Rob Reiner has denied stabbing his parents to death in their Los Angeles home after a new allegation of lying in wait for them.

Eurovision Song Contest organisers have announced changes to the rules, saying winning broadcasters are to be prevented from hosting if involved in armed conflict or a "sensitive geopolitical situation" that could affect the safety of the event.

Rod Stewart has cancelled the remainder of his US tour, including a Las Vegas residency, after undergoing heart surgery.

Joe Root has ruled out a curfew under his England Test captaincy and implored his players to behave like "grown adults" ahead of his first series back at the helm against Pakistan.

Cadillac have sacked team principal Graeme Lowdon and replaced him with Marcin Budkowski in what Formula 1's 2026 newcomers claim is a "planned leadership transition".

Mikel Arteta says Arsenal are actively looking for more new signings in the transfer market but admits there is only a small pool of available players who can take them to the next level.

The rate of UK economic growth slowed, according to the latest data, but remained resilient despite the Iran war.

Retailers have warned that a ban on zero-hours contracts risks inflicting a "hammer blow to young people's job prospects" after the government's own analysis found the move could cost businesses billions of pounds a year.

The retail billionaire Mike Ashley was on Wednesday putting the finishing touches to a rescue deal for Harvey Nichols, the department store chain.

Man's best friend knows how you feel, as scientists have found that dogs can distinguish between emotions in people's faces.

AI videos of fruit and vegetable characters unleashing gory violence are spreading extremist ideas and helping normalise graphic violence, researchers claim.

A flight in Canada has been cancelled after a child refused to sit down and fasten their seatbelt.