Isle of Man News from Tuesday, November 11th, 2025

A group of rowers and sea kayakers will be taking on a 24 hour kayak marathon for charity this week.

Fancy owning a motorbike which has raced in the TT?

Should the government give benefits claimants and pensioners money for private healthcare?

Could Manx Care be scrapped?

Police are making an appeal for witnesses after a 'verbal altercation' between two people in Strand Street last week.

How many GP practices offer online booking for appointments?

A Ramsey man's warning people to lock their cars at night after his family's vehicles were broken into.

Douglas Council says opening the splash park three weeks earlier each summer would be too expensive because it would have to pay staff extra.

An AI recreation of Chief Minister Alf Cannan is promising Facebook users they can make a fortune using a new government trading platform.

The Department of Infrastructure is asking drivers to exercise caution today amid downpours.

The Isle of Man has observed a two-minute silence to commemorate Remembrance Day.

A busy road in Douglas will have temporary traffic lights this week.

Police say more than two-thirds of vehicles stopped last night had defects.

Douglas horse trams says it'll remember some of the Island's most unusual draftees today.

Three roads in Douglas will keep their 30mph status after consultation over proposed changes.

The House of Keys will sit this morning with 14 questions on the order paper to be discussed. 

The Island will fall silent for two minutes this morning to mark the end of the First World War. 

Two ferry sailings have been called off today.

A yellow weather warning about heavy rain is in place this morning.