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Move to ensure continued movement of animals between IOM and Europe

Problems come down to 'bad planning and bad communication'

Figures released in Tynwald written answers

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USPs for home towns to boost trade

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Recordings from seventies released

Multiple fire engines at scene

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Former All Black to offer expert insight

Week two fixture results (15/09)

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Rhian and Becky discuss second week of MNA fixtures (15/09)

Becomes third-fastest Manx runner over the distance

Hannah Hunter women's champion

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Vikings senior side victorious in club derby

John Hunter aims to promote the Island at festival

Staff to vote on who will be this year's beneficiaries

Workshops and demonstrations on offer at robotics showcase

Board seeks feedback from commercial uses

Event aims to raise awareness of impact on global issues

Douglas's mayor pays a visit

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Gang members desperate to escape a life of violence are being offered 'safe houses' in a scheme to combat knife crime in London.

Gang members, perpetrators and victims of violent crime are being protected in safe houses to help them move away from trouble.

A petition for the removal of "sexist" dictionary definitions of the word 'woman' and to extend the entry to include transgender and lesbian women has been signed by almost 30,000 people. 

An engineer has been killed while working on a travelator at Waterloo station.

The government has launched an investigation into the £4bn takeover of defence firm Cobham, citing "national security" concerns.

A firefighter has been killed after two boats collided at a marina in Wales.

Jurgen Klopp was less than pleased with the penalty decision which helped Napoli to a 2-0 win over his Liverpool side in their Champions League group stage tie on Tuesday night.

Warren Gatland says the Wales team were "shocked" by the news of Rob Howley's alleged breach of World Rugby's betting and anti-corruption regulations.

KSI's rematch with YouTube rival Logan Paul could attract the biggest boxing audience of the year after 10 million watched the first press conference, says promoter Eddie Hearn.

Mason Mount's Champions League debut for Chelsea lasted just nine minutes before he was taken off with an ankle injury.

Tammy Abraham wants Chelsea to take their Champions League "anger" out on Liverpool in Super Sunday's huge Premier League clash on Sky Sports.

The annual rate of inflation fell to 1.7% in August, its lowest level since December 2016, official figures have shown.

The owner of used car chain Car Store is to close almost two-thirds of the brand's sites, citing an impact from Brexit.

The government has launched an investigation into the £4bn takeover of defence firm Cobham, citing "national security" concerns.

The UK is falling behind its G7 rivals when it comes to preparing for mass automation of the workplace and the so-called Fourth Industrial Revolution, MPs have warned.

Free-to-use cash machines are disappearing faster from poorer areas than more affluent ones.

The attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities originated from inside Iran, according to US media reports.

A national unity government has been called for in Israel after exit polls provided no clear winner in the country's second general election of 2019.

Avigdor Lieberman was once a nightclub bouncer. He may now be in a position to decide who is let into government in Israel and who is not, as the country's kingmaker.

The attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities originated from inside Iran, according to US media reports.

One of Thailand's favourite pandas has died unexpectedly at the age of 19.

A gas explosion caused a fire at a Russian research centre which is reported to hold one of the world's largest collections of deadly viruses - including Ebola, HIV and smallpox.

The US government is suing Edward Snowden over his new book, saying it "violates non-disclosure agreements".