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AI Deepfakes: "It's here and it is harming people"

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Treasury Minister on increase in reports of financial irregularities

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Douglas City Library says free coffee mornings 'hugely important' service

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Women Riders World Relay

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KWC to offer A Level option for sixth form students

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Vague efficiency claims blamed for collapsing civil service morale

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The café helping new arrivals to the Isle of Man

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'Everybody sometimes needs a hand up' says MLC pushing for prioritisation of homelessness legislation

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Ultra-marathon runner sets sights on world record attempt

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Infrastructure Minister and Interim Airport Director on disruption caused by snow and ice

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Laxey man to take on Kilimanjaro for charity

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New Year Honour recipient "humbled" to be granted BEM

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The News Review of 2025

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Head of Ambulance Service 'really privileged' to receive New Year Honour

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Chief Fire Officer 'overwhelmed' after receiving New Year Honour

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Reflecting on 2025 and looking ahead to 2026 with financial advisors

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How to spot the signs of domestic and elder abuse this Christmas

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Treasury minister responds to figures highlighting contracting economy

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Net zero referendum: Rejection "a hit-job by the establishment"

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Man taking on 31-day marathon challenge 'grateful' as half-way point passed

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Public Health reports increase in flu-like illnesses

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Disability awareness: "There is always room for improvement"

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Is the idea of future exploration for hydrocarbons dead in the water?

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Kirk Michael man attempting 31 marathons in 31 days

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Is your property under insured?

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Prepare for 'unpleasant conditions' around the coasts

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Net-zero policy on the Tynwald agenda today with motion calling for a referendum

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RDCH services temporarily relocated to deal with pest control issue

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"It's such a devastating thing to go through hair loss... I felt very, very alone"

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Douglas Council to sell 35 social housing properties to the private market

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Treasury minister updates on MiCard

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Manx Youth Orchestra set to return to Villa Marina for Christmas concert

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Ramsey MHK looks to protect South Beach from development

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Plans for new sheltered housing building in Laxey progressing

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Treasury needs to hear from about 600 MiCard users

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Minister insists it's 'early days' as tweaks made to new school menu

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Residents 'must make voices heard' on new Ramsey Harbour flood defence proposals

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"Every child deserves the right to an education" says mum of neurodivergent child

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MHK calls for probe into Island's financial services and eGaming frameworks

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Farmers 'need to come together and find a solution' over withdrawal of veterinary services

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Counselling students set to complete their studies on-Island

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Derbyhaven Residents Society says ombudsman highlighted issues with golf links hotel

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Inside the 'adaptive classroom' project

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Public sector workers could see increase to pension level

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MHK wants more action taken against dilapidated property owners

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What is the future of Manx Care?

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Changes to proposed 20mph roads in Douglas and Onchan following consultation

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Former infrastructure minister discusses political oversight of Ronaldsway Airport

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The Miller's T'Ale to return to Michael Street five weeks after closure

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Local baker wins award at 'Oscars of the cake world'

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Equality on the Island: Voices calling for change

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Tynwald in Brief: October 2025

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Bonfire Night: The impact on livestock

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ManxSPCA offer up a treat with no tricks for pets this Hop-tu-Naa

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Chamber of Commerce brands minimum wage decision 'devastating'

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Businesses have until April before the minimum wage increase

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Newly rebranded Sure by Beyon announces plans to roll out 5G

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Isle of Man added to radon risk map

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MHK seeks to delay North and West Area Plan vote

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Infrastructure Minister gives update on plans to create accessible bus routes

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'Hope on the horizon' for MND

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Clerk of Braddan Commissioners retiring after 18 years in position

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Rates consultation extended

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Net zero referendum would 'garner interest in political process'

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Mandatory neurodiversity training for educators is 'no-brainer'

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IoD Isle of Man: Defining the next decade

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"Unmasking the circus": Lawrie Hooper on government conference revelations

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Douglas Council says its 'imperative' houses are turned around quickly for new tenants

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Residents 'fairly suspicious' of council move to cut 39 trees in Ballanard Road park

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Lord Finkelstein: Is party politics a blessing or curse?

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Douglas City Council leader discusses government conference housing pledges

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Manx Care CEO Teresa Cope responds to criticism over 2024-25 Annual Report

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'A couple of minutes that can save your life': Breast cancer charity warning after publication of new figures

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'Upgrade' needed to resolve Liverpool Ferry Terminal berthing problem

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New political party 'Isle of Man First' publishes manifesto

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The Wage Debate: Liberal Vannin puts pressure on government to align minimum and living wages

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The Wage Debate: Chamber of Commerce calls for action

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Treasury has no plans to increase retirement age on the Isle of Man

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Event to highlight benefits and opportunities of employing ex-military

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Should there be a referendum on net zero?

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Is the Isle of Man a 'hotbed for organised crime'?

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The Oxford English Dictionary gets a little more Manx!

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MHK calls for school uniform policy re-think

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Youth Committee member highlights priorities for young voters ahead of 2026 election

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Veteran commentator assesses Isle of Man’s political landscape as general election looms

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Former Chief Minister reflects on year ahead of 2026 General Election

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Sentencing for historic versus current sexual offences causes confusion

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Learning from 'The Big Swim'

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25 years of sending Manx students to the United Space School

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Government treatment of whistleblowers is 'appalling'

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Chief Constable rebuffs 'woke' claims

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Pulrose United FC seeks community support for new changing rooms

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Who polices the politicians? Lawrie Hooper on political accountability

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Are government's departments overspending or underfunded?

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Four government departments face overspends in first quarter

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Sneak peek around the new cancer support centre

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"You only get one chance to protect our history, because once it's gone it really is gone"

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New business aims to break down barriers for people with visual impairments

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Scran head to the Royal Albert Hall!

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MHK calls for action on "quite weak" whistleblowing policy