Has the time has come to decide whether the Isle of Man continues to have an indigenous livestock industry?
That question is being posed by the Agriculture Minister as we wait for a better idea of the losses suffered by farmers to their flocks and herds in the last ten days.
Phil Gawne says the overall debate, which started a year ago, is now getting to a crucial point and decisions have to be made soon:
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Guilty plea from Douglas teen accused of handling criminal cash
18-year-old admits several charges
Residents to take on Three Peaks Challenge in aid of suicide prevention
The team will be joined by 16 others to embark on their challenge on 28 June
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Three-year-old to represent Island at 2024 British Transplant Games
Aedan has been fundraising to make it to Nottingham later this summer
