Lawrie Hooper says the longevity of the island’s health care system is a “phenomenal achievement”.

Former MHK Martyn Perkins calls for Tynwald to consider nuclear power as a back-up energy plan.

A survey suggests more middle and higher earners are now seeing an impact as well as low earners.

Manx politicians will be asked to back a registration process instead to tackle staff shortages.

Tynwald Day sees the island’s politicians and dignitaries gather on Tynwald Hill in St John’s.

A consultation is launched to gather feedback on the use of the Isle of Man’s railways and trams.

Plans are approved for offices and a restaurant at the former Cunningham’s Camp site Douglas.

A deal sees a 100-tonne quota for the species allocated to the fleet for the first time in 25 years.

A six-month pilot bringing Manx police, social services and safeguarding teams together is launched.

Colour-coded parking areas are rolled out as maximum charges are increased at Isle of Man Airport.