The police has confirmed schools across the Island received bomb threats this morning.
The Isle of Man constabulary says at around 7.30am it was informed that a number of primary and secondary schools on the Island had received bomb threat emails.
Officers immediately attended these schools but say they found no risk to the public, students or teachers.
Schools have now reopened and the police are investigating the origins of the threats.
Oil deliveries postponed during Eowyn
Manx Petroleum says it's had to shut up shop tomorrow.
Airport announces Storm Eowyn closure
Ronaldsway Airport says it'll be shut for much of tomorrow in the face of 85mph winds.
Schools shutting for Storm Eowyn
Schools will close tomorrow during near-hurricane winds.
RNLI warning about Eowyn selfie peril
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No bin emptying in Castletown, Arbory and Rushen tomorrow
Binmen in the south of the Island say there'll be no services tomorrow.
Braddan Roundhouse shut for Eowyn
Braddan's Roundhouse will closed tomorrow after the Met Office issued a red weather warning.
Milkmen won't bottle out over storm!
The Island's creamery says its milkmen will be delivering as normal before Storm Eowyn hits tomorrow.
Douglas teacher used AI to make indecent images of students
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