Isle of Man News from Tuesday, October 20th, 2026
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Assisted Dying: 'If anyone had seen what my husband went through, they'd understand'
Campaigner "thrilled" as Manx assisted dying law receives royal assent
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Strong winds put sailings later this week at risk
Eight services could be cancelled or disrupted
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Assisted dying mover 'relieved' act has received Royal Assent
Alex Allinson says the new administration must now ensure residents have choice
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DHSC must deliver 'safe and workable' assisted dying service
Claire Christian says her department has a great piece of work to do
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Teenager believed social media threats were 'empty'
16-year-old murder accused finishes giving evidence
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'Very positive' reaction to vegan campaign
UK charity distributed 44,000 leaflets on the Island
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Thomas administration to publish 'Government Programme' next month
Island's politicians vote to set out priorities for next five years
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Assisted Dying Act receives Royal Assent
President of Tynwald makes announcement in Tynwald
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Pharmacists 'play an integral part in primary care'
Nick Kaye has recently received a fellowship from World Pharmacy Council
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Speaker to 'exercise right as a parliamentarian' by asking questions
David Ashford says he intends to be an active asker of questions in Tynwald
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Chief Minister wants to publish new plan for Island in November
First Tynwald since General Election will focus on future of nation
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Suicide prevention protest planned for first Tynwald sitting
ManxPACT members to stage demonstration in Douglas
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Sale of former Castletown Police Station 'a folly' says commissioner
Tony Brown hits out at MNH after sold signs appear
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Hopes indoor padel club will 'fit in with the nature around it'
Plans also include wild spa, outdoor pool and glasshouse dining
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Onchan residents to get replacement bus stop
School Road will be the home of a new shelter
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Ramsey Commissioners change fireworks display date due to transport issues
It's now taking place at the end of November
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UCM’s research festival returns for eighth time
Last year more than 300 people attended the research event