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Public Health’s weekly surveillance report shows there has been one more death on the Island related to Covid-19. 

Island residents aged 12-15 will now be offered one dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine.

There are now two people being treated in Noble’s for Covid-19, down from five yesterday.

Temporary four-way traffic lights and traffic management will be in place in Onchan today.

The Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association is collaborating with the University of Liverpool to fund a prospective PhD student in Cancer Research.

There will be speed restrictions in place on a section of the Mountain Road from tomorrow morning.

The Manx Wildlife Trust are holding a public event to discuss the developments of the Ramsey Hairpin Woodland project. 

The Isle of Man is to follow the UK in offering booster jabs to all residents aged over 50, health and care workers, people in residential homes and those who live with someone who is immunosuppressed.

The deadline for Isle of Man residents to apply for a postal vote for the General Election falls today.

Election candidates will be quizzed on education policies and priorities at a series of education meetings this week.

Registered voters in Douglas South will be allowed to cast their vote at any polling station within their constituency this year as part of a new pilot scheme.

A startling claim hundreds of billions of pounds worth of gas deposits are located in Manx waters was made at an election debate on Thursday night.

Peregrine Corporate Services Limited has announced its acquisition of Island pension provider, Fedelta Pensions. 

New rules for businesses about food allergy labelling could save lives when they're introduced next month.

Friends Provident International has launched a new fund range for investors with a social conscience.

The CEO of HSBC Isle of Man and Channel Islands has been recognised for championing women.

Have your say: What are the biggest threats to the Manx economy?

An event focusing on the Island's 'sustainable future' will take place next week.

The Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce has produced an economy think tank ahead of the General Election.

Business Advisory firm, PwC Isle of Man has supported the Family Library's summer reading scheme for the fifth year in a row. 

The NHS has started rolling out COVID-19 booster jabs - as figures show that more than one in five adults under 40 have still not had any COVID jab at all.

Major changes to the rules for international travel are expected to be announced tomorrow, according to reports.

Two men have been charged with the murder of 29-year-old journalist Lyra McKee, who was shot dead in Derry in 2019.

At London's Hammersmith Apollo in the spring of 2001, Kylie Minogue previewed a previously unheard song.

Around 3,000 health workers in France have been suspended, reportedly without pay, for failing to get vaccinated against COVID-19 ahead of a deadline this week to have at least one jab.

Fossil fuel companies are suing governments across the world for more than $18bn (£13bn) after action against climate change has threatened their profits, according to research conducted by campaign group Global Justice Now and provided exclusively to Sky News.

An Islamic State leader in the Sahara has been killed by the French military.

At London's Hammersmith Apollo in the spring of 2001, Kylie Minogue previewed a previously unheard song.

A judge in California has dismissed a lawsuit from one of Marilyn Manson's ex-girlfriends, who accused him of raping and physically abusing her during their relationship.

Piers Morgan has revealed his next presenting job will be for new television channel talkTV - which is being set up by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.

Heather Knight made 89 as England claimed a 30-run win over New Zealand in the first ODI of the five-match series at Bristol.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists Manchester United are still determined to keep Jesse Lingard at Old Trafford long-term.

England’s 20 top-flight football club owners will be required to sign a nine-point plan designed to maintain the competition's integrity in a bid to avert any future breakaway threat.

An American firm has revealed a halt to production at two UK factories because of the surge in the cost of gas, a scenario threatening a wider impact across the economy in the months to come.

Marks and Spencer is to close 11 stores in France blaming "lengthy and complex export processes" affecting fresh and chilled products following Brexit.

A cat has been saved by fans at an American football game in Miami after it plunged about 30ft from an upper deck of the Hard Rock Stadium.

A cow wandered on to the M25 motorway on Thursday morning after breaking through a fence and escaping its field.

Cows in Switzerland have been airlifted to the bottom of their Alpine meadows in a bizarre spectacle.