Isle of Man News from Thursday, July 10th, 2025

The Southern 100 says it’s planning a spectacular end to this year’s event – with a drone show.

A limited-edition replica helmet to honour a TT legend has all but sold out - despite a whopping price tag.

The Department of Health and Social Care will ask Tynwald for an extra £15.3 million when the court sits next week.

A road in Ramsey will be closed for much of the afternoon as the emergency services deal with an incident.

What checks does government do when appointing people to agencies such as Visit Isle of Man?

A man jailed for more than 15 years for his part in gang-raping an 18 year old woman is appealing against his conviction.

Local election candidates will be on hand in Ramsey tonight as the town holds a hustings meeting.

With hot weather on the way for the weekend, an Island charity is reminding people not to leave dogs locked in hot cars.

The owner of a popular gaming centre in Douglas says he is looking to relocate the business.

World-wide Manx star Joe Locke has announced his West End debut!

The UK's National Crime Agency says a Polish priest accused of sexually abusing young girls was arrested on the Isle of Man.

Sunny skies set the stage for the Port Erin Beach Festival this weekend.

Police are appealing for information after four abandoned injured kittens were discovered in the capital.

Island businesses are being invited to take part in a marketing campaign which promotes shopping locally this Christmas. 

How is a Visa removed from someone who's convicted of crimes on the Island? That's the question Onchan MHK Julie Edge wants to know.

A hero search and rescue dog has died, aged 9.

It's Championship Day at the Southern 100 Road Races.

The Islands' maternity ward welcomed 48 beautiful babies in June.

New passenger figures from the airport show a massive drop in June, compared to last year.

What does the term affordable housing actually mean? That's the question Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas wants to know.