The Isle of Man has a new chief minister.
This morning, the House of Keys sat for the first time since the general election last month.
MHKs put questions to the two candidates standing for the chief minister’s job before polling took place.
And after the first round of voting, Chris Thomas got 16 votes, while Kirree Jenkins got six – making him the preferred candidate
And a motion to make Mr Thomas chief minister was then passed by 22 votes to two.
Wednesday sailings under threat from poor weather
The Steam Packet Company says two sailings tomorrow could be facing disruption.
Mobile network upgrade may affect signal in the south today
A mobile phone company says you may have some difficulties getting a signal in the south of the Island today.
Police appeal for witnesses after Victoria Road blaze
Police are appealing for information and video footage after opening an investigation into a huge fire in Douglas at the weekend.
Island students reach for the stars at space school
A group of students have returned from a special space mission.
Road in Ramsey to shut tomorrow
A road in central Ramsey will shut for a day this week.
Yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping today
There's a yellow weather warning in place today for coastal overtopping.
Airport figures still up on last year's total
Ronaldsway Airport says it saw slightly fewer passengers last month than in September last year - but its total overall figures are higher than in 2025.
Who will be the Island’s next Chief Minister?
The new House of Keys sits this morning, for the first time since the general election.
