Isle of Man News from Friday, October 23rd, 2026
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'The truth has prevailed' say family of murdered teenager
16-year-old found guilty of murdering Christopher McBurnie
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Murder trial jury thanked for doing ‘public duty’
Jurors record unanimous guilty verdict after four-week trial
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Weekend sailings cancelled
Storm Boelo to bring adverse conditions
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Departmental appointments confirmed
Find out which MHKs have become political members
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Teen murderer to be sentenced in January
Police: “Christopher was a 14-year-old boy whose life was taken from him in the most tragic of circumstances"
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Tender process for horse tramway to launch early next year
It's hoped passengers will be using the tramway by 2028
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Murder Trial: Teenager found guilty of murdering Christopher
Teen convicted of murdering 14-year-old boy
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Amber weather warning issued as Storm Boelo approaches
Severe gales expected over the weekend
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Jury continuing deliberations in murder trial
16-year-old boy standing trial at Douglas Courthouse
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Return census form or face fine, households warned
Six months on, 91 percent of forms have been returned
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Reducing waiting lists 'benefits government finances'
Health minister says getting people back to work sooner increases tax income
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Weather warning remains in force as Storm Austen arrives
Sandbags available as heavy rain warning is in place until 3pm
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Manxman: 100 days in dry dock for SPC's flagship vessel
Passenger ferry due to return to service in November
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New Port St Mary Commissioners could work 'first hand' on community projects
Chair Jean Teare hopes to have a 'broad range' of people step forward
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Peel Cathedral choir releases Christmas CD
'The Gift' is out now