One of the largest and most visible landmarks in the north of the Island has disappeared.
The giant three legs of Man on North Barrule vanished in the space of around eight hours yesterday.
The triskele, measuring a hundred feet wide, was built by retired builder Bryan Callister in 2019.
Over the years, it was the subject of rows about planning permission.
It’s not yet known who removed the national symbol from the hillside.
Sidecar competitors in Noble's Hospital after crash
Race officials say a sidecar driver and passenger are currently being treated for injuries after a crash during tonight's practice session.
Roads reopening after practice session
Race organisers say roads are now starting to reopen along the TT course.
TT practice road closure extended
The Department of Infrastructure says the TT course will remain shut after an incident during tonight's practice.
Practice session red flagged
Race organisers say this evening's practice has been red flagged.
Police appealing to public after number of road incidents
Police are making an appeal to the public after a number of incidents on the roads over the past few days.
Lifeboat rescues kayakers from tides
Port St Mary RNLI rescued two kayakers after they were caught in strong currents off Langness yesterday afternoon.
Southern commissioner to stand in general election
Kirrie Jenkins has announced she'll stand for Arbory, Castletown & Malew in the general election.
Map shows Ramsey's new restricted area after TT crash
TT organisers have released a map clarifying where spectators are now barred from in Ramsey.
