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Yorkshire rider took MGP win on debut appearance in 2024

Irish rider joins to join forces with Team Melbray/Laycock Racing

He'll compete for team at next year's TT and North West 200

Manx TT star rooted in reality over challenges of latest venture

Conrod Motorsport will debut next year

One-off class taking place in 2026

The book was launched this weekend

Company says support for 'giving tree' has been 'incredible'

She was the first woman to join the Royal Academy in 1922

Tobacco duty to increase this evening

Garff and Ramsey Commissioners says it would have a detrimental impact in their areas

A total of 293 cases appeared before the courts in that year

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Body set out series of concerns it believes would compromise its operations

Alistair Ramsay says disillusionment with government could shape 2026 election

Proposals include major tax reforms, housing measures, and investment in healthcare

Thousands of residents to head to the polls a year from this week

Simon Williams hopes to secure a seat in Rushen

Alexandra Cowley says housing, youth retention and political engagement will be central concerns

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Island player to lead out national side in Chile from next week

City of Amdavad to hold centenary event

Historic Asphalt Championship coming in next season

Manx rider announces new-look plans for coming year

Prince Harry and six other household names are suing the publishers of the Daily Mail newspaper over alleged unlawful information gathering dating back 30 years.

Father Ted creator Graham Linehan has been cleared of harassment against a trans activist but guilty of criminal damage to their phone.

Reports of a "board-level orchestrated coup" at the BBC are "complete nonsense", non-executive director Sir Robbie Gibb has told MPs.

The rapper Ghetts, who allegedly caused the death of a man in a hit-and-run collision, is facing further charges.

Rachel Reeves will face further questions this morning after being accused of presiding over a manifesto-busting budget that rose taxes by £26bn.

Over and over again, in the run-up to the election and beyond, the prime minister and the chancellor told voters they would not put up taxes on working people - that their manifesto plans for government were fully costed and, with the tax burden at a 70-year high, they were not in the business of raising more taxes.

Hitchin in Hertfordshire does well in the polls.

Britain's top military chiefs held a "very difficult" meeting this week over how to fund plans to rebuild the armed forces amid fears of further cuts, defence sources have said.

At least 44 people have been killed after a fire engulfed several buildings at a high-rise residential complex in Hong Kong.

Donald Trump has said an extra 500 troops will be deployed to the streets of Washington after two National Guard troops were shot near the White House.

The son of a British couple detained in Iran has said the UK government is not doing enough to secure their release.

Soldiers have appeared on state TV in Guinea-Bissau to say the country's military has seized power, accusing its president of interfering in Sunday's election as he revealed he had been "deposed".