Isle of Man News from Wednesday, June 25th, 2025

The Chief Minister says he considers the government's marketing of TT 2025 to have been a success.

The family of a man killed by a dangerous driver are raising money for the Great North Air Ambulance which airlifted him to the UK for critical care. 

An Island vet says a seagull which needed an operation will be back on his feet again soon.

Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says livestreaming the TT from your vantage point breaches a broadcasting contract and will mean his department takes action.

There's a chance to discuss proposed 20mph limits in Douglas and Onchan today.

An MHK has described the extra cost of booking ferry tickets offline as unfair on those who have difficulty using the internet.

Onchan commissioners say they'll press the Department of Infrastructure to do something about campervans parked in the district.

People in the west of the Island are being invited to take part in a property TV programme.

TT freebies for politicians and civil servants have been queried by an MHK.

Organisers of school after-prom parties say they've had to cancel events because of "credible threats of violence".

A cruise ship is visiting the Island today.

An online petition has been launched to stop the rollout of the Island's proposed 20mph zones.

Police are appealing for information after someone smashed a windscreen with a spanner in Peel at the weekend.