Isle of Man News from Wednesday, October 21st, 2026
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Defence: 'Consider this case through a child's eyes'
Jury told defendant was 'living in a virtual world'
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Prosecutor: 'Recording any other verdict than murder would be illogical'
Jury told they can consider manslaughter if they find teenager not guilty of murder
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Douglas Council and Dublin City Council sign friendship agreement
Both authorities hope it will create a 'greater co-operation' between Islands
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Isle of Man space scholars return from 'Mission to Mars’
Students spent time at the United Space School in Houston
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Several government websites taken offline 'as a precaution'
International media reporting worldwide issues
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Campaigner 'considering options' after Assisted Dying Bill gets Royal Assent
Manx Duty of Care previously said it would take legal action against IOM Government if it became law
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Manx weather makes growing pumpkins 'a struggle'
Farmer says this year's crop has been impacted by hot summer and wet autumn
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First Tynwald session deemed 'very positive' by new crop of MHKs
10 of 15 new MHKs make their maiden speech in first Tynwald sitting
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MHK hopeful someone will give pub site new lease of life
The Manor is set to cease trading this weekend
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Smile Dental to restart services in Ramsey later this year
Manx Care provides update as salaried dentist to provide service from temporary unit
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Manx actor puts Island on world stage in GQ interview
'Every window you look out of, you can see the sea'
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Firefighters tackle battery fire in Douglas
Actions of workers prevented fire spreading and injuries
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Speaker: Number of new MHKs contributing to first Tynwald was 'wonderful'
Douglas North MHK praises new members for engaging so quickly
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Campaigners call for more mental health support
Suicide prevention protest takes place outside Tynwald
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Medical society: 'We need answers' over assisted dying
Doctors say they feel there hasn't been enough engagement with those who would be providing the service
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'Government Programme' needs to be a meaningful tool for people to see change
Straightforward communication needs to underpin everything says minister
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'Many opportunities' available to new local authority members
Residents urged to consider joining board
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Dedicated epilepsy specialist nurse to be on-Island by AprilÂ
Minister tells Tynwald proposal is being progressed
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Baby capybaras helping promote wetlands message
Eight new additions at Curraghs Wildlife Park