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An organisation set up to promote Sino-Manx relations has applied to be dissolved.

A company has applied to add extra flats to a development in the south of the Island after nobody came forward to lease commercial space.

Port St Mary school will be getting a £5,000 boost after being chosen by a Tesco customer. 

The Department of Infrastructure says the number of medical airlifts from Noble's Hospital has been steadily rising over the past three years.

Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says research into 20mph limits isn't conclusive on whether it'll affect greenhouse gas emissions.

A cinema in Douglas will close next week for upgrades.

There’ll be a run of convertible cars along the Sloc today as part of the Festival of Motoring. 

Members of the public will have the chance to speak to specialist nurses at an event marking Dementia Awareness Week.

The Isle of Man Ship Registry has become the first to join a new environmental initiative. 

The government has added another 30 people and 70 ships to the Island’s Russian sanctions list. 

Will the Island's egaming firms ban Japanese gamblers from their sites after a request from the government there?

Is the government talking to airlines about improving flights to the UK this autumn?

The Sporting and Dining Club is celebrating raising £200,000 for local charities since its founding in 2006. 

Being downgraded in status by Europe’s anti-money laundering body could cause the Island’s GDP to drop by six to seven percent.

You'll be able to fly direct to destinations including Ibiza and Majorca from Ronaldsway Airport next year.

A short film's been made about the Island by an international organisation which promotes sustainability.

Donald Trump has told Sir Keir Starmer he should use the military to stop migrants crossing the Channel.

For a prime minister who has perhaps had his hardest two weeks in office, Donald Trump became the unlikely elixir of a tough political run.

Hundreds of Afghans who have been relocated to Britain under a multibillion-pound scheme to protect them from the Taliban have returned to Afghanistan for holidays and other trips, an Afghan source has revealed.

An Eritrean man who arrived in the UK via small boat last month is to be deported back to France today.

Hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in anti-austerity protests and strikes in France.

Remains believed to be those of a former soldier suspected of kidnapping and murdering his three daughters have been found in a remote wooded area of Washington state, authorities have said.

A controversial Israeli minister has said Gaza could be a "real estate bonanza" - and that a business plan for redeveloping it had been sent to the US president.

US talk show host Stephen Colbert has condemned the cancellation of fellow late-night star Jimmy Kimmel as a "blatant assault on freedom of speech", as America's top late night presenters came out fighting.

Football and the royals are two subjects which have always attracted very outspoken fans. Now, aged 90, Lord Norman Foster is attempting to please both.

Donald Trump has claimed Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show was pulled off the air because of "bad ratings".

Graham Potter is under real pressure as West Ham United head coach heading into Saturday's home game against Crystal Palace.

Luke Littler has posted a video on social media claiming he is "taking a step back" from darts although the announcement is not as straightforward as it seems.

Arne Slot was left surprised by Alexander Isak's fitness after he made his Liverpool debut in their late 3-2 win against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday, but the Reds boss wouldn't confirm whether the striker would start against Everton in the Merseyside derby on Saturday.

Government borrowing last month was the highest in five years, official figures show, exacerbating the challenge facing Chancellor Rachel Reeves

For the most part, when people think about the Bank of England and what it does to control the economy, they think about interest rates.

The Bank of England has announced it is scaling back the rate at which it is selling bonds into the financial market as part of its quantitative tightening programme.

Two teenagers who filmed themselves urinating into a restaurant's hotpot broth have been ordered, along with their parents, to apologise and pay a fine of £227,000, Chinese state media has said.

A man in the US has been arrested for allegedly living in the crawl space of a property without the owner's permission.

Guinness World Records (GWR) is celebrating its 70th anniversary by highlighting unclaimed titles you might fancy going for.