The Isle of Man is winning the battle with the Channel Islands in terms of economic prosperity.
That’s the view of Chief Minister Allan Bell who says we are coming out on top due to our ability to diversify.
Jersey and Guernsey have both experienced recession but the economy here continues to grow at between three and four per cent.
Mr Bell says it’s down to conscious efforts to broaden our economy over the last 20 years:
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Post deliveries suspended because of snow
The Post Office says all deliveries are suspended this morning because of the snow.
Schools closed this morning, with review later
The government's announced schools will be closed this morning, Monday, January 5.
Petition started to protect rights of immigrants
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Airport runway closed by snow
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