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Flights between the Island and Liverpool have been disrupted this morning following an incident involving a private jet at Liverpool John Lennon Airport.

A teenager’s been remanded in custody, accused of attacking a man in the street.

A court’s heard a Manx Grand Prix visitor from Merseyside was caught with more than £250 worth of cannabis and cocaine.

The future of the iconic TT Grandstand scoreboards will be put out for consultation.

Laxey residents are getting the chance today to speak to the organisation looking into October's devastating floods in the town.

More complaints have been made against the Post Office than any other government department in the last two years.

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Events focusing on heating elderly people's homes are being held this week.

Manx beef and lamb products from Isle of Man Meats are now available to local Tesco customers online.

The increase in flight prices on Island have been attributed to a rise in the rate of inflation.

Island-based legal firm Corlett Bolton has wrapped up its transfer of business with one of the Islands oldest law companies.

The Steam Packet Company is looking for a new chair.

HSBC Isle of Man's Senior Manager has become the latest business figure to link up with a Manx educational charity.

A campaign has been launched looking to help local businesses fill roles in the Islands financial sector.

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Locate Isle of Man has released a series of videos looking to show the benefits of living and working on Manx shores.

Liverpool co-owner Mike Gordon was on board a private jet that skidded off the runway at John Lennon Airport on Wednesday.

Virginia Roberts Giuffre has said she is "not suicidal" in case something happens to her because "many evil people" want her silenced.

Hundreds of birds have been found dead in a road in Anglesey in Wales.

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New Zealand has ordered 1.2 million sq cm of skin from America to treat patients suffering burns of up to 95% after Monday's volcano eruption.

Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has defended her country from charges of genocide, saying there is "no tolerance" for human rights violations against the Rohingya Muslim minority.

A kosher supermarket is thought to have been deliberately targeted in a shootout that left six people dead in New Jersey.

Ed Sheeran is going to need a bigger mantelpiece.

Donald Trump's campaign team has released a video portraying the president as supervillain Thanos from the Marvel comics films.

Roxette lead singer Marie Fredriksson, a musician who "painted songs in the most beautiful colours", has died 17 years after first being diagnosed with a brain tumour.

Everton will begin contract talks with Carlo Ancelotti after he was sacked as Napoli manager on Tuesday evening.

Dillian Whyte has re-entered the heavyweight mix and has absolutely nothing nice to say about his rivals...

Ahead of the 2020 PDC World Championship, former world number one Colin Lloyd gives his take on the upcoming action.

Amazon's hefty investment in the online food courier Deliveroo raises serious competition concerns that may need an in-depth investigation, a competition watchdog has said.

Approximately 1,000 jobs are being salvaged at one of Britain's largest chains of hair salons after a rescue deal was struck with administrators.

Shares in Saudi Aramco surged to their maximum 10% daily limit as the state-owned oil giant made its record-breaking stock market debut.

Walmart has apologised for selling a pullover on its website that appears to show Father Christmas doing lines of cocaine.

It sold for $120,000 (£91,300) just last week - but the artwork of a banana duct-taped to a wall has now been scoffed.

Like Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, Wonky the lop-eared rabbit is hoping his unusual physical trait will help him find a loving family this Christmas.