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There's a chance to see two of the world's smallest production cars, which have returned home this weekend.

A man frustrated over his benefits claim subjected government staff to a barrage of abuse.

North Quay in Douglas will be closed for the home nations football matches during this year's Euros.

A wildlife charity is holding its first spotting event of the year this weekend.

The Island could be in for a Bank holiday aurora show this weekend.

Questions about the UK's NHS mobile app will be raised in the House of Keys next week.

A cruise ship is visiting the Island today.

An easyJet flight from the Island to Bristol is now estimated to depart six hours after it was meant to following technical difficulties.

A leading walking footballer has received sponsorship from an Island foreign exchange currency brokerage.

Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says his department is working on a 10-year strategy to help the struggling retail and hospitality industries.

The Department of Enterprise is looking for sponsors for its annual StemFest event.

Today is the first day a new Sanctions Act comes into force on the Island.

Bushy's TT Village will be sponsored by sustainable energy company Ørsted.

An Island telecoms company is launching a Home Visit service to help customers with any broadband/Wi-Fi issues.

A local business has become the first on the Island to be given a membership by a police security initiative.

A St Marks company says it's hoping to build 20 industrial units on a former mine in Foxdale.

Labour's Sadiq Khan has secured a historic third term as London mayor, seeing off Tory challenger Susan Hall.

The Conservative Party has suffered its worst electoral defeat in years, losing more than half of its councillors who stood for re-election across England.

Sky News has considered results from two million council wards and projected these voting figures into a nationwide estimate. They suggest, at the next general election, Labour could be on course to become the largest party but still short of a commons majority.

The family of Daniel Anjorin have released a statement after the teenager was killed on his walk to school on Tuesday.

Countries in South and Southeast Asia have been coping with a weeks-long heatwave which has seen record temperatures sweep parts of the region.

Diplomatic relations between India and Canada have been at their lowest since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau responded to the killing of a Canadian citizen and Sikh separatist leader saying there were "credible allegations" India was involved.

China has been branded "a bully" and an international lawbreaker after its ships blasted Philippine vessels with water cannon in the South China Sea.

Kevin Spacey has denied new allegations of inappropriate behaviour from men who feature in a Channel 4 documentary released next week.

Olly Murs has apologised for cancelling a performance in Glasgow at the last minute.

Kendrick Lamar and Drake have both released new diss tracks as the feud between them intensifies with brutal verses dragging in their families.

Adrian Newey has confirmed he will leave Red Bull in early 2025 and it has emerged Ferrari have made an approach to the legendary F1 designer.

Fran Kirby has announced she will leave Chelsea Women at the end of the season after nine years at the club.

Kieran McKenna does not expect "smooth sailing" on the final day of the Championship season after Ipswich moved a step closer to a Premier League return following victory at Coventry.

Ordinary investors will be awarded 'bonus' shares in NatWest Group if they hold onto stock they acquire in the taxpayer-backed bank, under a plan expected to be finalised by ministers later this month.

A former top Post Office lawyer has been accused of telling the Horizon IT inquiry a "big fat lie" over his knowledge of a bug in the system that could have stopped wrongful prosecutions of sub-postmasters in their tracks.

Official figures have raised fears of a deepening public sector drag on the UK's economic recovery from recession.

A cow-cuddling craze in the US could be under threat due to a bird flu outbreak.

Gyles Brandreth says he blames himself for the death of Rod Hull, who died in 1999 when he fell from the roof of his home while attempting to adjust his television aerial.

A woman has won a $1m prize on the lottery for the second time in 10 weeks.