BBC News Isle Of Man / Ellan Vannin

The Harbour Division warns of fines of up to £5,000 for damaging or removing safety equipment.

The restrictions are due to the the high levels of community spread on the island, Manx Care says.

The nurse was abused after a man accused health workers of taking all the available tests, police say.

Commissioners want the town's 129-year-old Victorian bridge to be given registered status.

Tynwald rejects calls for more time to scrutinise and amend the pink book before its approval.

The chief minister says a "place of quiet reflection" should be created in a central location.

The births have been described as a "big surprise" by keepers at Curraghs Wildlife Park.

The route had been subsidised by the Manx government during the Covid-19 border closure.

A steep rise in offences committed by young people is described as "worrying" by an MHK.

The strike, described as "highly unusual" for the island, hit a home in Port Erin.

The move is among a raft of recommendations put forward by a committee in a bid to tackle poverty.

The new climate change action plan includes a focus on harnessing the resources of the ocean.

Anyone can now request the home testing kits as more than 100,000 tests arrive on the Isle of Man.

The Isle of Man Foodbank wants the government to bring back a summer holiday food voucher scheme.

Tynwald backed removing the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture from the role.

The Manx government could bring in laws to axe the sale and distribution of a range of plastic items.

New rules mean children aged under 12 will no longer face a testing and isolation regime on arrival.

A lack of engagement in local politics on the Isle of Man is a "profound issue", a minister says.

Six people are now in hospital with one in intensive care as cases rise to 1,981 from 326 in a week.