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News
Isle of Man News
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Steam Packet sailings 'likely' to be disrupted by linkspan issue
Problem with government-owned infrastructure
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Steam Railway postponed due to fire
IOM Transport to provide update
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'Now more than ever is the time to buy local' says minister
Clare Barber responds to calls from retail sector after Paula's Kitchen announce closure
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Isle of Man inspires internationally recognised chef with new ways to cook
Two Swedish chefs travelled to collaborate with Island-based restaurant owner Pippa Lovell
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Dedicated promenade patrols helping reduce anti-social behaviour
Police say 'so far so good' on new approach after issues in 2021
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Gas Price Rise: 'Start saving and contact your provider if needed' - MCU
Manx Credit Union discuss cost of living crisis
World News
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FBI searches former president Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida
The FBI has searched Donald Trump's estate in Florida, with the former president claiming his home was "raided" and "under siege" and that agents broke open a safe.
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Why has the FBI raided Donald Trump's estate - and what are they investigating?
The raid on Donald Trump's Florida estate has stunned his supporters, enemies and observers around the world.
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Seoul floods: At least eight killed after record rainfall in South Korean capital
At least eight people have died after heavy rain hit South Korea's capital - flooding homes, roads and subway stations.
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Final attempt to save beluga whale in River Seine before it starves to death
Environmentalists will try to move a dangerously thin beluga whale that strayed into the River Seine last week in a final attempt to save its life.
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Kenya election: Polls open as voters pick from two familiar faces for next president
Kenyans have started voting for a new president amid widespread economic issues and corruption in the country.
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China extends military drills around Taiwan as fears grow of potential conflict
China is extending threatening military exercises around Taiwan that have already disrupted shipping and air traffic, further fuelling concerns about potential conflict in the region.
Commonwealth Games
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CWG: 2022 Commonwealth Games close in Birmingham
Summing-up Team Isle of Man's Games
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CWG: Lizzie Holden to carry Manx flag at CWG closing ceremony
Manx history made and multiple records broken at 2022 Games
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Former IOM Commonwealth Games President Dursley Stott OBE passes away
Honorary president 'fondly remembered'
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CWG: Joe Harris finishes 11th in Men's Javelin Throw final
Manx athlete records throw of 67.91m
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CWG: Valiant displays from Astin and Franklin in Women's 5000m final
Both were part of 22-strong field on Team IoM's final day of competition
Isle of Man Sport
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CRICKET: 3 wins for IOM in ICC U19 World Cup Europe Div 2 Qualifiers
Manx side through to semi-finals against Italy
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AIRGUN: Holden & Reed competing in GB Junior International
Holden secures 4th in first event
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More than 300 athletes ready for marathon & half marathon
Annual event returns to Ramsey
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CRICKET: St Johns Women's Team champions in soft ball season
Success debut for Peel side
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ATHLETICS: IOM comes second in final match of Northern League
4-match Northern League returns after 2 years
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SHOOTING: First win for Watterson
Wade takes junior title
Covid-19 News
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Island's Covid-19 'R' number drops
No further deaths recorded
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Number of reported Covid cases goes down
Government releases finding of weekly surveillance report
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28 new Covid-19 cases confirmed
Active cases now at 326
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111- 'You may not get through for a long time'
Gov't says service dealing with 'huge demand'
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48 new Covid-19 cases identified
Active cases now at 182
Isle of Man Business
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Local businesses help Parish Walk race to reduce waste
Zero single use plastic policy backed by sustainability partners
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Paula's Kitchen closing due to 'global economic pressures'
Food producer's announcement met with sadness
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Manx Gas 'fully up to date' with own bills to Manx Utilities
And Cox says framework means no 'huge profit'
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Study English or Maths for free
UCM offering places for adults at no charge
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Chief Minister: Government ‘acutely aware’ of winter challenges
Gas prices increasing by more than 40%
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Gas prices to rise again in September
Up by 43.9 per cent from 1 September
Manx Gaelic
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Government will aim to 'cushion' society from cost of living pressures
Bee fo Reiltys eh coadey co-voodeeys veih preayssyn y chostys bea
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Island's Covid-19 'R' number drops
Earroo 'Aa' Covid-19 yn Ellan tuittym
UK News
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Energy bills expected to hit £4,200 in January, according to dire new forecast
Energy bills are expected to rise even further this winter than previously thought, according to the latest forecast from energy consultancy Cornwall Insight.
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Thames Water to introduce hosepipe ban as another heatwave looms
An amber warning for extreme heat has been issued for parts of England and Wales, as Thames Water says it will announce a hosepipe ban "in the coming weeks".
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Former UK Athletics coach Toni Minichiello banned for life for 'sexually physical behaviour'
A former UK Athletics coach has been banned for life after an investigation found he had engaged in "sexually physical behaviour" with athletes, bullying and emotional abuse.
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Rivers to run 'exceptionally' low in central and southern England
Britain's rivers are set to run low during the coming months, and "exceptionally so" in central and southern England, compounding fears of a looming drought.
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Climate change is making droughts worse as our atmosphere heats up, scientists say
Droughts are naturally occurring events, but scientists say that climate change is making them worse.
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Felixstowe port strike to go ahead after talks break down
An eight-day strike at the UK's biggest container port will go ahead after talks between bosses and unions broke down.
UK Sport
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Liverpool should not panic in the transfer window after drawing at Fulham, says Jamie Carragher
After Liverpool were held to a 2-2 draw by Fulham in their Premier League opener, Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher gives his thoughts on where Jurgen Klopp's side stand and the rest of the first weekend of the season.
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Adrien Rabiot: Why do Manchester United want to sign Juventus midfielder?
Manchester United have turned their attention to Adrien Rabiot to solve their midfield problems as talks for Frenkie de Jong continue to stall. Here, Sky Sports takes a look at why they've opted to move for the polarising Frenchman...
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Rio Ferdinand: Jury at former England defender's racism case discharged due to legal reasons
The jury in the trial of a Wolverhampton Wanderers football fan accused of racially abusing former England defender Rio Ferdinand has been discharged by a judge for legal reasons.
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Claressa Shields: I'll show the world I'm the Greatest Women Of All Time against Savannah Marshall
Claressa Shields has vowed to prove to the world she is the 'Greatest Woman Of All Time' when she faces Savannah Marshall in their undisputed title clash next month.
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Newcastle Reporter notebook: Why have club treated the summer transfer window with caution?
Sky Sports News reporter Keith Downie unpicks Newcastle United's summer transfer strategy and explains why incomings have been far less frequent after a high-spending winter window.
UK Business
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Energy bills expected to hit £4,200 in January, according to dire new forecast
Energy bills are expected to rise even further this winter than previously thought, according to the latest forecast from energy consultancy Cornwall Insight.
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Felixstowe port strike to go ahead after talks break down
An eight-day strike at the UK's biggest container port will go ahead after talks between bosses and unions broke down.
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'Nobody expected to be hit with this crisis': Hospitality businesses call for urgent VAT cut
Business leaders are calling on the government to urgently cut VAT, as they struggle with increasing costs.
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Retail sales boosted by warm weather but inflation worries loom
The summer heatwave prompted shoppers to spend more on summer clothes, picnic food and air conditioning in July, according to the latest figures.
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Events start-up Pollen on brink of collapse months after $150m fundraising
A taxpayer-backed events start-up that has sold travel experiences featuring Duran Duran and Justin Bieber is on the brink of collapse just months after raising $150m in fresh funding.
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Holiday Inn owner IHG announces share buyback after travel rebound
InterContinental Hotels Group has announced a share buyback programme of $500m (£414m) and resumed its interim dividend after reporting healthy profits.