Former TT star Guy Martin says he used to take drugs to work more and finance his racing career.
In an article written for the Big Issue, the racer-turned-TV presenter opened up about his life and racing career.
In it, he says he was working two jobs in order to pay for racing motorbikes and says the more he raced the more expensive it was.
In the piece, which you can read here, he says he took ephedrine, caffeine and aspirin to keep him going at work to earn money.
Minister can't say how much it'd cost to end strike
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he can't say how much settling the bus strike would cost.
Deadline looms to air views on homelessness laws
There's still a chance to have your say about new laws to tackle homelessness on the Island.
Sea Terminal is next for DOI improvement works
After announcing more work at the Liverpool Ferry Terninal, the Department of Infrastructure says it'll be the Douglas Sea Terminal's turn for some TLC from next month.
Unemployment up in January
Unemployment went up last month, but is still at a lower level than last year.
Bus strike talks to continue this afternoon, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says negotiations to end the bus strike will take place this afternoon.
Plans submitted to partly demolish promenade cafe
Peel Commissioners have submitted a planning application to demolish part of the Bowling Green Café.
Crash closes Coast Road
Police say they've closed the Peel coast road because of a crash this morning.
Bus Vannin releases timetable for strike's 4th day
Bus Vannin has released its latest contingency timetable for the fourth day of the strike.
