Amateur rowing friends prepare to cross the Atlantic
Two friends from the Isle of Man will row 3,200 miles across the Atlantic, taking nearly 65 days to complete
Island ‘safer place’ after drug ‘kingpin’ jailed
Police say the jailing of “prolific” drug dealer Jamie Smith is a “major success for the island”.
In depth: The changing faces of the Manx Treasury
It has been a turbulent week for the island’s politics with the chief minister’s unexpected reshuffle.
How is climate change impacting island life?
The island’s Met Office has said weather changes has impacted the island’s farmers and fisheries
Mother who violently shook her infant son jailed
The child was left with lifelong injuries after suffering irreversible brain damage in 2022.
What education grant reforms mean for Manx students
The changes will see more families eligible for maintenance loans whilst tuition fee grants are reduced.
Retrial in death by dangerous driving case
A Deemster quashes the conviction of Jackson Paul and orders a retrial.
Tynwald pulls back April’s minimum wage rise to 5%
Members in Tynwald voted to slow down the rate of increasing the Isle of Man’s minimum hourly wage.
Timing of reshuffle ‘destabilises government’
The infrastructure minister has been asked to step down eight months before the Manx general election.
Plan for ‘meaningful reform’ of health body
The health department plans to address “fundamental issues” found in a review.