Isle of Man News from Friday, July 10th, 2026

The Chief Minister Alf Cannan is in the Channel Islands today at the British-Irish Council Summit.

Google's street view car is on the Island updating the tech giant's imagery.

Manx Care's outgoing director of operations Shaun Stacey has pointed the finger at politicians for the Island's ongoing healthcare problems.

One of the main routes into Douglas is seeing heavy traffic as Manx Utilities carries out more work on a pipeline.

Peel's RNLI crew is asking you to take extra care if you're planning on enjoying the sea this weekend.

Filming for the upcoming Channing Tatum movie about the TT moves to Ireland next week.

A charter boat crew has shared footage of dolphins playing around their vessel.

A women's group is holding a evening where attendees can learn about the Island's political system.

An MHK from the south of the Island has asked for details of how the government's new border agency will work.

A street in the centre of Douglas will be closed for around two months from next week.

There's been a sharp rise in people hit by personal data breaches over the past year, according to the Island's regulator.

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says publishing a list of upcoming roadworks would be pointless - because the department's plans are too changeable.

The family of a Manx rider who crashed during the Southern 100 earlier this week says his surgery has gone well.

A series of work on broadcast masts will mean some disruption to radio and TV signals next week.