Isle of Man News from Monday, October 19th, 2026
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Teen's self-defence claim challenged by prosecutor
Defendant tells jury 11 threats to kill were 'empty'
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Workers' quick actions help contain battery fire
Officers issue update following incident in Douglas
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Hockey: Fifth straight win for Bacchas in Premier League
Mixed divisions reach halfway stage of season
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Ferry schedule changes impact Liverpool day trips
Steam Packet brings forward series of November Merseyside crossings
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MHK hopes to bring windfarm discussion to next month's Tynwald sitting
Infrastructure minister admits windfarm decisions will be 'very challenging' for CoMin
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Work underway to repair damaged promenade crossings
Temporary three-way traffic lights in place in Douglas
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Manx resident speaks of love for Island on 101st birthday
Dorothy Quayle celebrated reaching the milestone with a party over the weekend
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Chris Thomas is a departure from his 'autocratic' predecessors, says infrastructure minister
Jason Moorhouse says chief is taking a collective approach to his leadership style
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Island housing issues an 'injustice' for young people says expert
Chris Lee has launched a new rent-to-buy scheme in the hopes of helping to remove obstacles
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'Community minded people' encouraged to stand for local authority
Local authority is one of a few needing by-elections to fill vacant seats
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Parkinson's UK to visit Isle of Man for research event
The organisation says around 250 people are living with Parkinson's on the Island.

