Manx resident Baroness Mone has been told she can't have access to documents and evidence in the UK's Covid-19 Inquiry.
She and husband Doug Barrowman, who live in St Marks, had applied for 'core participant' status - getting advance notice of the inquiry's report when it's published.
Inquiry chair Baroness Heather Hallett said granting them their application would mean significant disruption to her probe.
She said the application was 468 days after the deadline.
Gelato business is ready for summer!
A Castletown gelato hut is opening for the Summer season tomorrow.
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Bushy's TT Village announces opening dates!
The Bushy's TT Village will be back this year!
Ramsey sprint company can't afford TT2025 ferry costs
The company behind the Ramsey Sprint says it won't be back this year because it can't afford the ferry.
Moving swimming lessons to NSC saves £4,685
Education Minister Daphne Caine says giving children from Ballasalla swimming lessons in Douglas saves more than £4,500 a year.
Questions over 20 limits raised in Tynwald next week
Questions about the Island's impending 20mph urban speed limit will be raised when Tynwald sits next week.
Full investigation into Manxman grounding, promises minister
The Island's Treasury Minister says a full investigation will be held into why a Steam Packet ferry ran aground in Douglas harbour.
Self-driving car laws 'not a priority'
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