News
Good News
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Young academics return from Space School's 25th outing
All three attend Ballakermeen High School
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Year of the Manx Language 2026 fund launched
£26,000 for successful projects
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Local man turns 106 years old
He becomes one of the oldest people living on the Island
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Festival of Motoring events this weekend
Free displays and motorcade planned across the Island
Isle of Man News
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'Large quantity' of glass dumped near Dalby
DEFA is urging people to remember fly-tipping is a criminal offence
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DoI pledges to improve road safety, upgrade bus fleet and support active travel
Department publishes transport strategy for 2025-2035
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Island goes pink for Organ Donation Week
Manx landmarks to be lit up to raise awareness
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Government treatment of whistleblowers is 'appalling'
MHK says those raising concerns should be welcomed rather than ostracised
Isle of Man Sport
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Archery: Lesley Sleight wins silver at National Championships
Over 200 archers took part in event
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Boxing: Sam Rennie announces two fights later this year
Follows fifth career win last month
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Football: Corinthians put 20 past Union Mills
Douglas Royal also take three points
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Football: Corinthians join Rushen and Laxey at prem summit
Castletown take control in Division 2 (Results: 20 Sept)
Entertainment
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Jimmy Kimmel show to return after being taken off air over Charlie Kirk comments
Late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, who was taken off the air following a row over comments about Charlie Kirk, will return on Tuesday.
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Veteran broadcaster John Stapleton dies aged 79
Broadcaster John Stapleton - a familiar face on news and current affairs shows for decades - has died.
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Graham Linehan says satire is 'dying' and that he wouldn't be able to make Father Ted today
Graham Linehan has told Sky News he believes satire is "dying" and that it would be "impossible" to make his hit shows Father Ted or The IT Crowd today.
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Could Eurovision boycotts over Israel lead to a competition crisis?
From soaring power ballads to novelty earworms, disco to metal and even "ouija pop", there's nothing quite like Eurovision - watched by millions around the world, tuning in to celebrate live music's weird and wonderful.
UK News
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Several charities cut ties with Duchess of York over Epstein email
Several charities have cut ties with Sarah, Duchess of York, after it emerged she sent an email apologising to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein for publicly disowning him.
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Sir Ed Davey refuses to rule out deal with Sir Keir Starmer to stop Reform winning power
Sir Ed Davey has refused to rule out striking a deal with Sir Keir Starmer in order to stop Nigel Farage from entering Number 10.
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Why Ed Davey is taking the fight to Farage - despite the Lib Dems and Reform sharing few voters
What was striking about our interview with Sir Ed Davey on Monday is the extent to which Nigel Farage is living rent-free in the Liberal Democrat leader's head.
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Two men who murdered e-bike riders after mistaking them for burglars jailed for life
Two men who murdered e-biker riders they mistook for burglars have been jailed for life.
World News
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With one of his proudest achievements on the line, will Trump force Netanyahu's hand?
The moment could have felt so different. It should have felt so different.
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China to evacuate 400,000 after 'super' typhoon hits Philippines and Taiwan
China will evacuate 400,000 people over a super typhoon that slammed into the Philippines and Taiwan today.
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Jailed British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El Fattah pardoned by Egypt's president
A British-Egyptian activist who has spent years in prison has been pardoned by Egypt's president, according to his lawyer.
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Flights suspended at Copenhagen airport after drone sightings
Flights have been suspended at Copenhagen airport in Denmark after reports of drones in the air.