Isle of Man News from Tuesday, September 9th, 2025

Police are appealing for witnesses after a pedestrian was run over in Douglas at the weekend.

Manx Care has paid out more than £120,000 a month in compensation so far this financial year.

Ronaldsway Met Office says flood defences in Douglas and Castletown will be needed tonight.

A UK magazine with around half a million readers is asking whether our wild wallabies should be culled.

The number of people travelling through Ronaldsway Airport last month was down almost eight per cent on last August's total.

Firefighters were called to rescue an unlucky pony this morning after it become trapped.

Roadworks on a major road into Douglas caused big delays for commuters this morning.

Forecasters have a yellow weather warning about coastal overtopping today.

A well-known former MHK and MLC has died.

Tough Mucka is back for 2025, and this year, juniors can join the action!

The Department of Infrastructure says it's the turn of central Island areas to have their say on proposed new 20mph zones.

A new campaign from Public Health and Manx Care is encouraging people over 40 to get their blood pressure checked.

A fire station in the south of the Island is opening its doors for a family fun day this weekend.

The government has confirmed 13 new entries on the Island's protected buildings register.

Six people who had their immigration visas revoked over national security concerns will challenge the decision in court this week.