Isle of Man News from Monday, June 15th, 2026

A Catholic deacon is calling for the Assisted Dying Bill to be put on hold until after September's general election.

Police are asking people to come forward if they can speak Hindi.

A review into bed spaces at Noble's Hospital says too many people go to Accident & Emergency instead of other healthcare services such as GPs.

The government says it's spent £1.7 million to save almost £4.3 million this year.

There's a new bar opening in Douglas this week - in a familiar place!

Should the Department of Infrastructure assume the worst rather than suffering from optimism bias?

Island resident Tyson Fury has shared social media posts of him wearing a cap for Donald Trump's birthday calling for him to be made Prime Minister.

What's the Department of Education, Sport and Culture doing to make sure all children have access to laptops and iPads?

A hairdressing salon in  Douglas says it's been forced to introduce late cancellation fees because of a rise in the number of people not showing up for appointments.

A former MHK has accused the Chief Minister of delaying the Island's assisted dying laws.

A local firefighter's raised nearly £3,000 for charity by walking the TT course in full gear, oxygen tank included.

A review of bed spaces at the Island's largest medical facility will come under the spotlight tomorrow.

An Island parent has launched a petition calling for the government to set up a specialised food disorder clinic for children.

The Steam Packet's rescheduling two sailings on Tuesday as the Manxman undergoes maintenance.

A charity golf day's raised over £8,500.

More than 17,500 patients were reported to be on a waiting list for medical appointments earlier this year.

More than 40 people have signed a petition demanding a new bus service.

Part of a street in the centre of Douglas will be shut for over a month from today.