Isle of Man News from Monday, June 2nd, 2025

A juvenile has now been charged with the murder of Christopher Benjamin Robert James McBurnie.

The Isle of Man's Crowe brothers have made it three TT wins after a commanding performance in the first Side Car race of TT '25.

More people could be issued with electronic tags by courts as Tynwald prepares to update legislation dating back 18 years.

Davey Todd has claimed victory in the first TT race of 2025.

The Bushy's TT Village in Douglas has announced changes to its lineup for this evening.

13 Island businesses have been fined almost £29,000 after failing to pay income tax and and national insurance  on time.

Peel and Port Erin will both be getting firmly into the TT spirit today.

Drop-in support sessions are being held for young people after the death of a Ramsey teenager last week.

The Steam Packet company says it's contacting all passengers it has contact details for, after changes to timetables caused confusion today.

A Facebook group which helps TT bikers find shelter in bad weather is bracing itself for a busy day today.

A road in Ramsey has reopened as a murder investigation continues.

Ramsey lifeboat went to the aid of a yacht after it got into difficulties off Maughold at the weekend.

Fire crews say they spent about two hours tackling a fire near Peel at the weekend.

TT organisers have issued an update about injured competitors.

The Mountain Road will close at 9am today for a day of racing.

The Steam Packet Company says it's rescheduled a number of sailings later today and tomorrow in the face of bad weather.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning about gales today.

Police say the Mountain Road is currently shut.