Isle of Man News from Monday, June 9th, 2025

A second series of a BBC drama will follow the money from one of the UK's biggest ever robberies as it's laundered through the Isle of Man.

The government's wage bill has risen by almost 31 per cent in the past five years, according to figures from Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford.

If you were prepared to brave the seas in a longboat tonight, you can now stay warm and dry instead.

Manx National Heritage will find out later if its plans for a new Laxey Wheel visitor entrance can go ahead.

The Mountain Road is set to reopen at 4.30pm tomorrow after emergency repair work.

Onchan MHK Rob Callister says he's appalled poles for 20mph signs are being put up as a public consultation continues.

A woman's asking for the return of a magnet after she lost it clearing rubbish from a river in the west of the Island.

What permissions were sought before police videos depicting racing crashes were shared online?

Two men will appear in court this week as they appeal their conviction and sentence for rape.

Manx Care says it spent almost £489,000 on post last year.

With children heading back to school this morning, the Department of Education, Sport and Culture says support will be in place for those affected by the death of a teenager in Ramsey.

Four riders injured during this year's TT are all said to be in stable conditions as they continue to be treated.

Footpaths in the south of the Island have reopened after unexploded ordnance was found at the weekend.

The Mountain Road remains shut this morning after a vehicle fire at the Gooseneck.