Isle of Man News from Thursday, March 20th, 2025

The Island's capital is to get a new international fashion outlet.

Almost 100 radiology diagnostic reports are late, just a month after procedures changed.

A standard adult passport will go up by more than twice the rate of inflation next month.

The Steam Packet Company says it's getting rid of cash payments at its ports.

The Island had the ultimate light display last night.

Marown Commissioners say they haven't tried to force a playing fields organisation to take over the village's only public toilet.

Are the emergency services using their sirens properly?

An Island property developer has teamed up with a school in the south of the Island to teach children about building site safety.

A resident in Onchan has slammed anti-social behaviour by children in the area - described as 'feral yobs'.

Manx Care says its data shows a doctors' surgery in Ramsey was the top prescriber of medicines last year.

A team that races at the TT says its future could be at risk after a Facebook ban for pretending to be itself.

Families with newborn babies in hospital could soon get the right to claim neonatal care leave from their employer.

Does the government need to employ more part-timers?

The Isle of Man will get its first ever high-tech alternative to fireworks tonight.

An Island man helping defuse bombs and landmines in Ukraine has been told he'll serve 14 years in prison if he's caught by the Russians.

The government's confirmed the Red Arrows will be performing at this year's TT.

A yellow weather warning about frosty conditions runs until later this morning.