Isle of Man News from Wednesday, June 4th, 2025

Noel Edmonds is back on the Island - and has released a social media video of him dancing with the Bee Gees on Douglas promenade.

There's a chance to own a piece of Manx motorbike history after a UK enthusiast decided to sell his beloved machine.

Another delay to racing has been announced after two emergencies on the course.

TT organisers say a Czech racer who came off at Kirk Michael yesterday is stable and conscious in hospital.

A privateer sidecar team involved in a crash on Monday has launched a fundraising page to rebuild its machine.

A Manx horror classic will be out in some UK cinemas tomorrow before a restored version is released on blu-ray next week.

The Mountain Road will close at 11am for delayed racing action around the TT course.

Ramsey commissioners are asking people in campervans to head for campsites rather than park on the seafront.

Minister without portolio Tim Crookall says setting up an efficiency programme in government to save money will cost more than half a million pounds over the next 14 months.

A museum in the south of the Island has been given planning permission to put up a statue in tribute to aviators who've lost their lives flying from the Island.

Police are appealing for information after a car in Port St Mary was damaged but the driver responsible didn't stop.

Police say a cyclist riding the wrong way over the Mountain Road has been arrested this morning.

The Met Office has confirmed May was the Island's sunniest on record.

The Island's air ambulance service says it transferred 37 people between the Isle of Man and off-Island destinations in April.

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Two people have been arrested after clothes worth hundreds of pounds were stolen from a café on the mountain.

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