Isle of Man News from Friday, October 23rd, 2026

Police who investigated the murder of 14 year old Christopher McBurnie say his family must live with their loss every day.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a second weather warning for the weekend.

Is a popular pub in Castletown a centre of paranormal activity?

Severe gale force winds means bad news for tram fans this weekend.

A teenager has been found guilty of murdering a 14 year old boy by stabbing him to death in Ramsey last May.

The government is warning you to stay out of the glens in the high winds this weekend.

Forecasters have issued an amber weather warning for severe gale force winds this weekend.

Ronaldsway Airport says bad weather may mean some problems for its flights this weekend.

A Bonfire Night party in the north of the Island says it's banning sparklers this year.

A business in the south is appealing for help to save two beach huts ahead of this weekend's storms.

A technology business based in Douglas has applied to be dissolved.

NC Oriental has expanded to the north of the Island with a second store.

The Isle of Man Police have launched a safety campaign to help everyone as nights start to get darker. 

The government's warning people to fill in their outstanding census forms - or face a court appearance.

If you fancy some festive two-wheeled fun - and raising money for charity - one of the Island's best-loved Christmas events returns later this year.

Douglas City Council is urging residents to take precautions and secure loose items ahead of severe weather this weekend.

A new comedy drama starring Kirk Michael actor John Rhys-Davies is released today.

Tynwald members will be kept buys next month as the court's committees get new members.