A private member’s bill to remove the voting right passes its clauses stage in the House of Keys.

VAT changes for hospitality would see other taxes rise or services cut, the treasury minister says.

Iain Hutchinson plans to compete at this year’s North West 200 and Isle of Man TT road race meetings despite suffering a stroke 14 months ago.

Placing Craig Anderson under observation “could have made a difference”, an inquest jury rules.

The revamp of Douglas’ Villiers Square will create a “vibrant space”, the enterprise minister says.

Isle of Man authorities say 10 prison officers left the service after the deaths of three inmates.

The chief minister says the expansion of the Assisted Dying Bill is “almost inevitable” in future.

About 80 campaigners voice their opposition to a £40m development in the north of the island.

People who want to contribute to the north and west area plan inquiry must register by 10 May.

Seeing the Gaia sculpture at St Thomas’ Church is a “very moving” experience, its vicar says.