Isle of Man News from Tuesday, October 6th, 2026
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Murder suspect 'emotionless' after fatal stabbing
Witnesses told police 15-year-old 'didn't look fazed'
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Jenkins v Thomas in battle for the top job
MHKs will pick the new chief minister next Tuesday
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Teenager made 'knuckleduster' on way to fatal fight
Witness accused of lying to police following friend's death
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Tributes paid to Douglas' Smudge the Cat
The owners of the city's favourite feline has confirmed her death
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What have your MHKs promised you? Ayre & Michael
Stephen Broad and Alfred Cannan were elected
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Steam Packet reports rise in passengers and profit
A record 682,907 passengers were carried during the year
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Applicants to pay for marine infrastructure reports
A subsidiary of Orsted is the applicant for the Mooir Vannin project
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Commissioner pleads not guilty
Mr Lockwood appeared before deputy high bailiff at Douglas Courthouse
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Two candidates to compete for chief minister position
Chris Thomas and Kirrie Jenkins to stand for the top job
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MONEYVAL evaluation into its second week
Island's financial legislation and policies being evaluated
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Tribunal rejects sexual discrimination claim
Panel rules unanimously in company's favour
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More than 200 property sales complete in September
Average house price was £325,000
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Douglas Central MHK reveals chief minister manifesto
Chris Thomas 'working towards' midday nomination deadline
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Union questions reasons for recent Bus Vannin disruption
A number of services 'at risk' or cancelled over the past few weeks
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Callister withdraws from chief minister race
Onchan MHK had been gauging support for the role
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Poetry workshop for those looking to develop their skills
Hilary Adams Poetry Corner examining 'the ripples of being human'
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"Abuse is never your fault" says Manx charity
Campaign hopes to challenge behaviours of domestic abuse
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Uncertainty surrounds candidates ahead of chief minister nomination deadline
Names need to be in by 12pm
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FWAG: 'Food security should be next administration's top priority'
Group urges next chief minister to take the matter seriously
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Street lights and speeding top issues at Marown Commissioners by-election meeting
Residents able to meet the two candidates vying for one seat


