Isle of Man News from Saturday, June 14th, 2025
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Translators paid £23,000 by Manx Care in five years
Manx Care says it's spent just over £23,000 on translators since 2021.
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Should those committing misconduct in public office face prosecution?
Should public figures face prosecution for misconduct in public office?
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Over £6,500 raised to help this year's injured TT riders
Online fundraisers for two racers injured at this year's TT have already raised more than £6,500.
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Michael Dunlop gets an MBE!
TT legend Michael Dunlop has been made an MBE in the King's Honours List.
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RAF fighter aircraft to perform for Classic TT
The TT has the Red Arrows display - but the Classic TT will be getting a visit from one of the most advanced aircraft in the RAF.
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Changes to frequency of smear testing
Routine smear tests will now be every five years instead of three for women testing negative for the HPV virus.
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Court's decision to cut killer's sentence 'painful beyond words', say victim's family
The family of a man killed by a dangerous driver say they feel let down after his jail sentence was cut at appeal.
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Will the police be getting their own gym?
The Department of Home Affairs has applied for planning permission for a fitness centre at police headquarters.
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MHK wants update on issues with NSC floor tiles
An MHK wants to know what's happening with the broken swimming pool tiles at the NSC.
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Yellow weather warning for thunder and rain
A yellow weather warning is in place today.
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Three Island residents named in King's birthday honours
Three Island residents have been given honours by King Charles, as part of this year's King's Birthday Honours List.
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No decisions made despite 20mph posts, says Minister
The Island's infrastructure minister says poles for speed signs being put up don't mean a public consultation into 20mph zones is a foregone conclusion.
