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The Department of Environment, Food and  Agriculture says it's arranged an extra training session for food outlets worried about a new hygiene scheme.

Two ferry sailings tomorrow have been called off because of weather.

Police say dashcam footage may hold the key to what caused a fire at a building in Douglas at the weekend.

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is asking people to take care in a plantation in the north of the Island this week.

Cat owners can get their pets neutered for free thanks to a new scheme launching this week.

A high school in the west of the Island has written to parents about nicotine pouches.

Some residents in Peel will be without water from 11pm tonight. 

The Steam Packet Company says two sailings tomorrow could be facing disruption.

The government has released four updated sanction lists covering different countries. 

An Isle of Man lifeboat station has been given a generous donation by a local company.

Port Erin could be getting a permanent beach sauna, if planners give the green light.

A leading economic crime expert will visit the Island later this month. 

As the dust from yesterday's election settles, the House of Keys' thoughts will now start turning towards who should be the Island's next chief minister.

It was a night of surprises and records as the results of the Island's general election were released last night.

One of Garff's sitting MHKs has lost out in the election.

Chief Minister Alf Cannan has successfully defended his seat.

A man who was mauled to death by a tiger at a wildlife park suffered from a "significant mental illness", his family have said, as they paid tribute to him.

The head of MI5 has said the result of the Brexit referendum "is not in dispute" after the prime minister said Russia had interfered in the 2016 vote. 

Singer Raye has said the sign-up list for her one-off gig at the Royal Albert Hall later this month will be checked "manually" after ticket touts using artificial intelligence bots "overwhelmed" the process.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is "supercharging" security threats to the UK, including the potential development by terrorists and states of new killer bioweapons, the head of MI5 has warned.