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Cap on apprenticeship funding lifted

All eligible employers will now be able to claim government support
Government has 'successively failed to grasp housing nettle'

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Treasury minister says there's still work to be done to tackle housing shortage
Four years with no fatalities on open roads during Manx motorcycle festivals

Police say 2025 was another year with no deaths in TT or MGP
First candidate declares intention to stand in 2026 general election

Simon Williams hopes to secure a seat in Rushen

Walk the 'Road to Recovery' this weekend

Motiv8 hosting walking event along Heritage Trail to help those in recovery
Failure matters just as much as success

Fundraiser's 24-hour challenge cut short due to shoulder injury
Young academics return from Space School's 25th outing

All three attend Ballakermeen High School
Year of the Manx Language 2026 fund launched

£26,000 for successful projects

LIVE: Isle of Man Budget 2025

Follow our minute-by-minute updates of what's happening in the Tynwald chamber for Budget 2025
The Isle of Man Budget 2025

Visit our Budget Mini-site for the full breakdown of this year's Budget.

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Trials: Adshead and GB finish third in Trial des Nations

British squad had come into event as back-to-back champions
Tennis: Harris starts Jingshan Open with straight-sets win

Former Island player will face Liam Draxl in next phase
Rick Holden appointed FC Isle of Man caretaker manager

He replaces Paul Jones who stepped down earlier this week
Isle of Man finishes third at Celtic Match Races

Meeting returns at East Fortune after 15-year hiatus

The men facing torture and death to smuggle food into famine-ridden Sudan city

Inside a dimly-lit storeroom in Tine's central market, near the border of North Darfur and Chad, we are shown a haunting video.
Aalborg Airport in Denmark forced to close after drones spotted, police say

An airport in Denmark has been forced to close after drones were spotted nearby, local police have said.
Zelenskyy's UN speech was a warning and a plea - as he knows Trump can turn on a dime

Volodymyr Zelenskyy's moment in the United Nations General Assembly chamber came a day after he told Sky News that Donald Trump's language represented a "big shift" in America's stance on Ukraine.
China does targets differently to the West - and it may be just what the world needs

There is something peculiar about the Chinese government that makes its targets very different to those in countries like Britain.

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Kirree Gooberman announced as CEO of Business Isle of Man

She's been appointed to the role for a two-year term
New Minimum Wage rate of £13.46 proposed

If approved, the £1.21 uplift will come into effect from 1 April 2026
Sure to suspend online services for three days

The network provider is carrying out planned maitenance
Isle of Man Ship Registry joins methane abatement initiative

It's the first flag state to do so

Big Issue founder on the 'great distraction' stopping Britain tackling 'emergency' crisis

"Chauvinistic" debates on immigration are distracting ministers from tackling the child poverty "emergency", the founder of the Big Issue has told Sky News.
UK boosts pandemic readiness with new vaccine factory

A US vaccine firm has opened the first mRNA manufacturing plant in the UK, against a backdrop of increasing anti-jab rhetoric back home.
Andy Burnham says Labour MPs want him to oust Starmer

Andy Burnham has claimed Labour MPs are privately urging him to challenge the prime minister, as he unveiled his "plan to turn the country around".
First migrants arrive in UK under 'one in, one out' deal

The first family has arrived in the UK under Prime Minister Keir Starmer's 'one in, one out' deal with France.

Carabao Cup fourth-round draw: Newcastle vs Tottenham, Arsenal vs Brighton, Liverpool vs Crystal Palace, Chelsea vs Wolves among ties

Holders Newcastle will host Tottenham in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup as one of four all-Premier League ties.
Hugo Ekitike red card: Liverpool boss Arne Slot unhappy to lose forward for Crystal Palace trip after 'stupid' sending off

Liverpool boss Arne Slot has criticised Hugo Ekitike's "stupid" red card after the striker scored the winner in the 2-1 victory against Southampton in the Carabao Cup.
Ryder Cup 2025: How Team Europe prepared for this year's clash with Team USA at Bethpage Black unlike any past away contest

This myth that Europe are great in the Ryder Cup and America are rubbish in the Ryder Cup is wrong. The reality is that both teams are great playing at home and both teams are poor on the road.
Ryder Cup 2025: How will players cope with first-tee pressure at Bethpage Black? Golf's acid test that some seize and others let slip

Sport is awash with pressure moments, each with their own unique idiosyncrasies that pave the path to greatness.

UK boosts pandemic readiness with new vaccine factory

A US vaccine firm has opened the first mRNA manufacturing plant in the UK, against a backdrop of increasing anti-jab rhetoric back home.
Man banned from every Boots store

A shoplifter has been jailed and banned from every Boots store after stealing £107,000 worth of goods from the high street chain.
Sky News coverage to be featured on MSNBC as part of commercial agreement

Sky News has reached a multi-year deal with one of the most influential US news networks, MSNBC, which will pay for the use of its cross-platform coverage.
Man arrested in connection with airports cyber attack

A man has been arrested in the UK by the National Crime Agency (NCA) as part of an investigation into a cyber incident which caused chaos at European airports.