Chemical spill closes road for nine hourspublished at 14:52 British Summer Time 13 August 2020
Three 1,000-litre containers of chemicals fell off a vehicle on Ballafletcher Road in Tromode.
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Three 1,000-litre containers of chemicals fell off a vehicle on Ballafletcher Road in Tromode.
Read MoreAn additional £750,000 will be funded through savings elsewhere at the Department of Infrastructure.
Read MoreThe government hopes the move to create more outdoor areas will boost bars and restaurants.
Read MoreThe collection of six stamps features three watchmakers "inextricably linked" to the Isle of Man.
Read MoreMotorsport commentator Clive McNeil died when he crashed into an embankment, says the Manx coroner.
Read MoreThe money is to help cover the cost of running the Snaefell Mountain Railway during its 125th year.
Read MoreSome residents have still not returned to their homes in Laxey after last October's major flooding.
Read MoreSix bands from across the island will stage a special performance at the Villa Marina on Sunday.
Read MoreCommonwealth Games finalist and British champion Charlotte Atkinson announces her retirement.
Read MoreThe plans will involve the refurbishment of a section of the island's former steam railway line.
Read MoreThe Laxey harbour sewerage plant plans were opposed due to the smell and risk of increased traffic.
Read MoreA pay dispute is continuing, two years after a recommended 3.5% rise was not implemented in full.
Read MoreThe reciprocal agreement will last for the duration of the air bridge between the two islands.
Read MoreCouples undertaking IVF treatment can also travel to the UK after the reopening of the border.
Read MoreAdam Durbin
BBC News
Guernsey has agreed a reciprocal health agreement "in principle" with the Isle of Man as part of the "air bridge" between the two islands, Deputy Heidi Soulsby confirmed.
However, this still needs to be signed by both jurisdictions, which is expected to be done later this week or early next, she added.
The agreement would enable free emergency care for those travelling between the two island.
It will not include the cost of GPs, dentists or ambulances, apart from air ambulance transport to the UK if needed.
Rebecca Thorn
BBC News
The Isle of Man is considering implementing similar border controls to those announced by the States of Guernsey on Wednesday, according to a senior Guernsey politician.
Passengers arriving from specific countries into Guernsey will be allowed to self-isolate for seven rather than 14 days following a negative test result, Deputy Gavin St Pier announced.
The island formed an air bridge with the Isle of Man in July, allowing people from both islands to travel freely between the two regions without the need to quarantine.
An investigation is launched after the 56-year-old died during work at King William's College.
Read MoreThe change will bring more support to the island's only Gaelic school, helping the language "flourish".
Read MoreRecipients of the coronavirus benefit will now receive £100 each week.
Read MoreIslanders endure their wettest July since 1987 and only once saw the mercury climb above 20C.
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