Isle of Man News from Monday, April 27th, 2026

A Manx bomb disposal hero's partner is appealing for thieves to return equipment he put together.

The government's asking people not to stockpile fuel amid the ongoing crisis in the Middle East.

Ramsey Commissioners are hunting fly-tippers who dumped rubble and waste in a lane.

An MHK wants an update on the dredging programme in Douglas Harbour.

A woman's issued a heartfelt plea after her property was covered in bird poo because someone's feeding seagulls.

Isle of Man boxer Tyson Fury has signed an agreement to fight heavyweight rival Anthony Joshua.

An Island brewery will be the official sponsor of this year's Manx Grand Prix.

A market research company is asking for your views about online masculinity, misogyny and misandry.

The Department of Infrastructure says its countdown to TT will see a stretch of the course in the west of the Island closed this week.

Who's responsible for removing excess seaweed?

There'll be road closures in Peel this weekend as a fire festival gets underway.

The Office of Fair Trading says it's written to Island car finance providers asking how they're dealing with cases where it might have been mis-sold.

Onchan MHK Rob Callister has announced he'll stand for re-election later this year.

There's been a car crash between the Braid Crossroads and Foxdale.

A planning application's been submitted for a temporary storage compound to help finish a multimillion pound housing project.

The next round of hearings into the Mooir Vannin Offshore Wind Farm application have been announced.

As the weather gets warmer and the roads get busier, the police are again reminding bikers to stay safe while heading out for the first time this year.

A section of the TT course will be closed for a morning this week to get ready for the races.

Why has the health department ordered a rapid review of bed capacity at Noble's Hospital?