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The Department for Enterprise says it's backing two more developments in Douglas under the Island Infrastructure Scheme.

A special training scheme for bikers will come to the Isle of Man for the first time this year - just in time for TT!

The woman who founded legendary bric-a-brac store Jurby Junk has died.

Chief Minister Alf Cannan says he won't publish letters sent from the UK government querying the Island's assisted dying laws.

Manx Utilities is currently dealing with a burst water main on Royal Avenue in Onchan.

The government's cybersecurity centre has issued advice to organisations after a sharp rise in the number of people hit by data breaches.

The Department of Infrastructure has submitted a planning application to try to protect Ramsey from sea flooding in future.

The fire service says it tackled a fire in Douglas in the early hours of this morning, Tuesday, February 10.

Applications are now open for the Women Business Leaders Mentoring Programme.

The government says six people have been added to the UK's Sudan sanctions regime, which applies to the Island.

There's still a fortnight left to enter your business for this year's Manx Menu contest.

A local legal firm is offering monthly drop-in sessions where people can get free advice on Family Law.

A 13-year-old boy has been arrested following a double stabbing at a school in northwest London.

The Children's Commissioner has called for an end to social media advertising for appearance-changing products targeting children.

An Afghan asylum seeker has been found guilty of abducting and raping a 12-year-old girl in Warwickshire.

Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre has clashed in court with a lawyer, calling some of the allegations in a case against his newspaper group by a number of celebrities and Prince Harry "preposterous".