Isle of Man News from Tuesday, June 3rd, 2025

Following an appeal across social media today a group of TT spectators have handed themselves into the police.

Due to further incoming showers and wet roads on the west of the Island, there will be no racing this afternoon and the Roads Open procedure will commence shortly.

A restaurant in the capital is appealing for help returning a 'truly personal' diary left behind last night.

The Isle of Man has come ninth in a UK newspaper's top 10 list of British Islands.

This evening will see the TT contingency session going ahead after delays today.

An urgent appeal for information's been issued after vandalism by TT fans yesterday.

Manx National Heritage says it's added dozens of new items to its online museum in time for TT.

TT organisers say a sidecar team were treated at Noble’s hospital after an incident at Brandywell yesterday.

TT organisers say there's a delay to today's racing.

TT visitors have been praising the Island's community spirit after its response to a stormy night.

Manx National Heritage says it's looking for a new marketing boss - for up to £71,000 a year.

Do you enjoy fixing and tinkering? A new project could use your help.

It's a busy TT day for cruise ships today, with two due into Manx waters.

A revised schedule has been issued by TT organisers for today's action on the Mountain Course.

An Island charity has applied for permission to expand its superstore in Douglas to give it more storage space.

A review into Manx Care's residential service for adults with learning disabilities has raised concerns about staff morale.

An Onchan Commissioner has stepped down just months after being elected unopposed in April.

Firefighters were called out in Douglas city centre last night after a shop caught light.

The Mountain Road remains closed this morning after bad weather overnight.