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UK sees rise in expectant mothers with Covid needing hospital treatment

Multi-million revamp expected to be finished in September

47-year-old also charged with possessing criminal cash

Hereford Heifer claims the top spot

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Ashford urges people not to stockpile kits

Drop of 700 over 12 months

14 people still in hospital with virus

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Vaccinations for 12-17 year olds confirmed

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Some have missed follow-up dose because of self-isolation

Residents still unable to show proof of vaccine status

An increase of four since the last update

Hundreds unable to vote at recent local authority polls

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Former president reflects on parliamentary career

Juan to stand again in Rushen after unsuccessful President bid

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Party candidates elected in local authority elections

James Cherry to stand in Onchan

Rebalancing the economy among priorities

Carton packing machine needs part from Italy

Latest figures show 0.2 per cent fall

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UK problem affects Douglas store

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Planning permission granted

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Increased demand means retailers aren't cutting prices

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Proposals to increase budget scrutiny voted down in Tynwald

Ravens meet Maine Road FC at Brantingham Road

Manx side take on Maine Road FC in opening match

Role will include work on Birmingham 2022 Games

Athletes to compete from 9am-9pm

Ravens making first league appearance this weekend

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Lintin returns to role as retained firefighter

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'Neu-phossible' dy chur er oai shaleeyn gyn cordail yn Tashtey

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Skelly er ny reih myr eaghtyrane noa Tinvaal

Discounted meals and cheaper cab rides will be offered to customers who get a Covid-19 jab, as part of a government-led attempt to boost the uptake of vaccines.

Something strange seems to be going on in the Conservative government.

Swimmer Duncan Scott has made history for Team GB at the Tokyo Olympics on a record-breaking day in the pool - as Britain's Charlotte Worthington won a sensational gold in the women's BMX freestyle.

Re-alignment - when long-time supporters of one party switch allegiance to another - is very much in vogue in British politics. Scotland did it. Then voters in a swathe of the country known as the "Red Wall". Pundits believe Conservative supporters in so-called "Blue Suburbia" are doing it.

A volunteer marshal has died after being hit by a car during a race at the Brands Hatch circuit.

There are fears "many thousands" of people will lose their jobs as the furlough scheme is gradually phased out - and the government is being urged to ensure those made redundant are given help to retrain.

Team GB’s swimmers closed out their best-ever Olympics with 4x100m medley relay silver as Duncan Scott won a record-breaking fourth medal at Tokyo 2020.

Warren Gatland has told his British and Irish Lions to prepare for a "cup final" after their 27-9 defeat by South Africa in the second Test set up a series decider next Saturday.

Lewis Hamilton claimed a surprisingly dominant pole position as part of a Mercedes front-row lockout ahead of Max Verstappen in Hungarian GP qualifying.

Lewis Hamilton said being subjected to boos from some of the crowd at the Hungarian GP would only serve to "fuel me" to perform even stronger.

Manchester City's £100m bid for Jack Grealish is expected to be accepted by Aston Villa.

There are fears "many thousands" of people will lose their jobs as the furlough scheme is gradually phased out - and the government is being urged to ensure those made redundant are given help to retrain.

Discounted meals and cheaper cab rides will be offered to customers who get a Covid-19 jab, as part of a government-led attempt to boost the uptake of vaccines.

British employers have been warned that forcing staff to have the coronavirus vaccination could amount to a criminal offence, amid concerns over "no jab, no job" policies emerging.

An electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer backed by Amazon and Ford is in talks with ministers about building a giant factory in the UK that could include a big state support package.

The UK is "closing in on" striking an agreement in principle with New Zealand, the international trade secretary has said.

Up to a quarter of supermarket milk deliveries by the UK's biggest dairy supplier have been unable to get through because of a shortage of lorry drivers.

Police fired tear gas at protesters in Paris amid fierce clashes at demonstrations against COVID vaccine passports.

The worst heatwave in decades is causing deaths and mayhem across southeast Europe, with wildfires causing entire villages to be evacuated and millions of people instructed not to venture out into the midday sun.

New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard has praised Olympics organisers for allowing her to compete in the Games ahead of her controversial debut in the 87kg category.

Tokyo is hot in the summer. That's why back in the 1964 Olympics they shifted events into October and the athletes enjoyed pretty much perfect temperatures.

Simone Biles has pulled out of another two Olympics finals, USA Gymnastics has said.

A British security guard was among two crew members killed in what a UK source described as a suspected drone attack on an Israeli-linked oil tanker off Oman.