Isle of Man News from Thursday, July 24th, 2025

The Office of Fair Trading says it's seized hundreds of fake Labubu dolls from two shops in Douglas.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's closed a lane in Maughold over fears vehicles could fall into a broken culvert.

The Tynwald Commissioner for Administration says a Manx Utilities' response to a customer complaint was complacent, dismissive, discourteous and uninformative.

Commissioners in the west of the Island are asking a landowner to clear a potentially dangerous weed from their land.

There's a warning feeding seagulls is illegal - and you could end up prosecuted.

Kirk Michael's newest pub is up for an award - after a man created the perfect Guinness bar in his garden shed!

Two NATO warships are carrying out exercises in Manx waters.

A specialist surgeon is back on Island for a second dedicated hand clinic.

An Island charity's asking for help this weekend as it collects food to give to struggling families.

Today is Samaritans Awareness Day on the Isle of Man.

The government says it got more income tax than expected at the start of last year, according to new figures.

A cruise ship will be making her second visit of the year to Peel today.

Unemployment has fallen since the start of the year, according to the latest government figures.

Which of its assets is the government planning to sell off?