Prospective politicians must concentrate on national issues if the Isle of Man is to prosper over the next five years:
That's the message from the Chief Minister who says the Island needs to elect 24 people who can react to problems beyond our shores - particularly in light of Brexit.
The Isle of Man's General Election will take place in September - candidates have until August 24th to declare.
Allan Bell says there will be a number of 'difficult issues' within the next five year term:
Firework may have set off Douglas fire, say police
Police are investigating whether a firework started a blaze which threatened to turn into a wildfire.
Full-up animal charity asking for public's help
An Island animal charity is asking the public for help after reaching its full capacity.
Reprimanded candidate hits back at data protection laws
A prospective election candidate has hit back after he was given a reprimand by the Island's information commissioner.
Charity shop donations could be fly-tipping, say police
Police say leaving bags of donations outside closed charity shops could be fly-tipping.
Dead fish could be threat to pets, says local authority
An investigation's been launched - and a warning issued - after dead fish were found in a river in the south of the Island.
TT course bounce for wallaby before bikes take over
A woman's posted footage of a wallaby inspecting the TT course in the north of the Island!
Paramedics move in with coastguards after fire
A temporary ambulance station has been set up in Castletown, following a fire yesterday afternoon.
Nominations open for Douglas Community Awards 2026
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