Outstanding natural landscape officially endorsed
The Isle of Man has been officially granted biosphere reverse status by the United Nations’ cultural body, UNESCO.
Biosphere reserves are designated as areas that have outstanding natural landscapes, balancing the needs of people, business and nature.
It brings the total number of protected nature reserves to 669 across 120 countries.
Tynwald to elect a new president
Last sitting of the current administration
Outgoing president reflects on changes during time in Tynwald
Laurence Skelly will step down from his role later today
New Justice Secretary appointed to Burnham Cabinet
Alex Norris's responsibilities include overseeing the UK's relationship with the Isle of Man
New forum being launched to help bridge the digital divide
Detailed proposals to aid inclusion due by 2030
