Isle of Man News from Friday, May 29th, 2026

The government hasn't had any talks with the UK about creating a separate settlement pathway for migrants on the Island.

TT organisers say the roads open car has started making its way around the course.

The Steam Packet's announced the rescheduling of a number of ferries.

Ramsey RNLI says it was called out to rescue a yacht off the coast of Douglas earlier this week.

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The memorial service to a Steam Packet ferry sunk during WWII will take place this evening.

Police are reiterating warnings about speeding after three more riders were caught at more than 70mph in a 50 zone.

A company founded by Island businessman Doug Barrowman has been dissolved.

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Police say they'll work with marshals to prosecute people who venture onto closed roads.

The wife of a TT rider who lost his life in a crash this week is appealing for pictures his two children can remember him by.

A cannabis social club in Ramsey says it's discovered what's causing a nasty smell to seep into its premises.

Heysham's MP says she's had more than 100 complaints about heavy traffic around the port, which has been highlighted during TT.

The Island's newest motorsport-themed bar has backed keeping the sidecars as part of the TT.

Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh has announced he'll defend his seat in the general election this year.

An advocate has announced he'll stand for Rushen in this year's general election.

The government says the temporary reduction in fuel duty is being extended to help motorists and businesses.

The Manx National Farmers' Union is urging members to get involved with a consultation about livestock attacks.

An online betting site says the Island's most famous new resident has an almost eight per cent chance of becoming an MP in the UK before the next general election.

An exemption cited by Castletown Commissioners in response to a Freedom of Information request undermines the fundamental principle of transparency.

Police are reminding people cycling's illegal on the Mountain Road during TT - after two cyclists were arrested yesterday.

More than 1,500 people have signed a petition to keep the sidecar class at the TT.

The Mountain Road is due to start closing at 8.45am this morning for a full day of TT practicing.

Ryan and Callum Crowe are overwhelmed by messages of support from around the world, according to their father.

A Douglas councillor is now also a Ramsey commissioner.