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Members' votes mean Tynwald debate on document did not go ahead

Facility will reopen following Island outbreak of avian influenza

Herring gulls found in Port Erin

Motion to debate document fails

Campaigners warn of 'blindspot' in Covid response

Current strategy described as 'outdated'

Seven people in hospital who have virus

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Chief minister praises public for being responsible

Clinics to take place in February

10 people in hospital who have the virus

Active cases now 1131

New report finds cost of a funeral has fallen by 3.1%

291 people out of work in December

Application states it could help people ‘struggling’ with life’

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Businesses indicate support for removing Covid restrictions

The changes would see an increase of £1.25 per hour

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Chamber of Commerce report 'useful' says chief minister

Island continues preparations for 2022 games in Birmingham

Those fixtures along with Woods Cup taking place this coming weekend

But top by just one point after narrow loss

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The motorcycling event will now run for nine days instead of 14

Ravens forced to put midfielder in goal during second half

Isle of Man lose to Wales

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Bishaghey 250% ayns aggyrt son plannyn dy eeck son gas

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Reiltys fograghey magh £3.4m elley son thieyn dellal ynnydoil

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Cooilleen noa er-nyn-son nagh vod obbraghey er coontey tannaghtyn scarrit

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Work from home guidance, COVID passports and mandatory wearing of face masks are being scrapped in England, as Boris Johnson announced the lifting of Plan B measures.

Bury South MP Christian Wakeford has said defecting from the Conservatives to Labour was "the most difficult decision I have ever had to make".

The Omicron variant of coronavirus is "in retreat" and England is in the "next chapter" of its fight against the virus, the health secretary has said.

The Football Association is probing a yellow card shown to an Arsenal player during a Premier League match, following allegations of suspicious betting patterns.

A 14-year-old boy has become one of the youngest Britons to be convicted of a terror offence after he admitted possessing an extremist publication.

Sir Kenneth Branagh has said the "introspection" of lockdown helped him to write the film Belfast - his semi-autobiographical take on his childhood during The Troubles - giving him a "fresh perspective" on the emotional days of his past.

Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr have offered to sign Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang on loan until the end of the season.

Mikel Arteta has hit back at Tottenham's criticism of Arsenal for having Sunday's north London derby postponed, saying the Gunners would never publicly question an opponent's motives for requesting to have a game called off.

Newcastle are competing with a second Premier League club to secure the signing of Brazilian defender Diego Carlos from Sevilla.

The FA is aware of allegations that a yellow card received by an Arsenal player in a Premier League fixture this season raised concerns around suspicious betting patterns.

Kell Brook has revealed a 'rematch clause' was included in the agreement for next month's grudge fight against British rival Amir Khan.

The governor of the Bank of England has voiced "great concern" that inflationary pressures in the UK economy could prove more stubborn than it expected.

Inflation climbed to 5.4% last month, its highest rate since March 1992, as Britain's cost of living squeeze intensified, official figures show.

Another month, another eye-wateringly high inflation number.

Wetherspoons has taunted Boris Johnson over Downing Street "high jinks" during lockdown - and suggested it would have been better if staff had partied in its pubs instead.

Shares in PlayStation maker Sony have plunged after rival Microsoft, the company behind rival games console Xbox, agreed to buy games developer Activision Blizzard for $68.7bn (£50.5bn).

One of Britain's top financiers is to be handed a powerful new role by the BBC in an attempt to grow its commercial revenues amid the threat of a real-terms cut to its funding.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has warned Russia that the world is watching as Moscow continues military manoeuvres involving 100,000 troops on the border with Ukraine.

A man has been charged over the death of primary school teacher Ashling Murphy in Ireland.

The eruption of a Tonga volcano sent "violent" waves across the Pacific and caused a boat loading oil about 6,600 miles away to topple, spilling thousands of barrels into Peruvian waters.

Most of the homes on three of Tonga's smaller islands have been "completely destroyed" by the tsunami that followed Saturday's undersea volcanic eruption, the Red Cross has said.

French actor Gaspard Ulliel, who is due to appear in Marvel's new Moon Knight show later this year, has died after a skiing accident in France.

Twelve of the UK's most wanted fugitives believed to be hiding in Spain are the subject of a new appeal - over crimes including drive-by shootings and major drug dealing operations.