Isle of Man News from Monday, June 1st, 2026
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TT 2026: Maria's Road to Recovery
Support swells for TT rider paralysed in 'horrific' crash
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Reminder to pleasure craft owners after Peel RNLI assist RIB in difficulty
Vessel safely towed to harbour after voyage from Isle of Arran
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TT racer Maria Costello facing 'lifelong impact' from injuries suffered in sidecar crash
GoFundMe aiming to raise £200K for rider receiving treatment in Aintree Hospital
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Police stop rider going the wrong way over the mountain
Roads Policing Unit says biker tested positive for drugs
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Douglas Beachcross event still on "provided the mist clears"
Motocross due to take place in the Island's capital tonight
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MT 'actively monitoring' performance of network over TT
People with issues asked to contact telecoms provider directly
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Airport launches investigation following 'medical incident'
Passenger claims gate staff were rude to them for calling 999
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Superstock race rescheduled for TT Race Day 3
Three races planned on Snaefell Mountain Course
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Rushen MHK to stand for re-election in September
Michelle Haywood has represented the constituency since 2021
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Around 40 arrested over the weekend
Offences range from drink driving to serious assault
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Low visibility causing flight disruption at Ronaldsway
Passengers urged to check with airlines for latest information
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Sidecar team calls SPC for assistance following cancellation
It says the company should award full fare refunds
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Third candidate declares for Arbory, Castletown and Malew
Jeroen Wats is the CEO of a company working with sustainable and recyclable material
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Visitor arrested for using drone during TT Superbike race
Mountain Course is a no-fly zone during racing
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New Ramsey Commissioner supports call for public meeting into cottage hospital
Eric Corkish joins the board after an uncontested election
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Southern 100 'evaluating options' over inclusion of sidecars
Organisers to consult with ACU and Isle of Man Government
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Litterers told "don't go into farmers' fields!"
Local farmer hits out after broken glass, bottles and bags of rubbish left on his land
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Beekeeper optimistic after "pretty grim" 2025 for honey producers
Harry Owens hopes spring's weather means bees will make more honey in 2026
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Safety works for Kionslieu Reservoir given planning approval
DEFA says the project will start in 2027