The historic trams may not run the full length of Douglas seafront until 2023, the government says.

The controversial project has finally been given the go-ahead despite concerns about the sea view.

A man who hosted a party during the coronavirus lockdown and had cannabis posted to him is jailed.

Those isolating at home must stay indoors for a full 14 days except to use their own private garden.

Government admits 'poor communication' after public anger over the scrapping of the 12 June holiday.

Residents at a care home on the Isle of Man where 19 have died will be moved to new facilities.

New inmates at Isle of Man Prison are being isolated for 14 days during the coronavirus pandemic.

A two-minute silence marks the 75th anniversary of the end of World War Two in Europe.

More shops could be allowed to reopen to the public later this month, the chief minister says.

A landing craft has been found more than 100 miles from where the Admiralty thought it had sunk.

People returning from abroad may no longer be placed in quarantine to protect the island from coronavirus.

George MacLaren, 33, admitted resisting arrest and breaching the island's lockdown rules.

Another patient has died at Noble's Hospital after contracting coronavirus, the health minister says.

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More than half of 1,528 respondents from Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man say they are "struggling" during the coronavirus pandemic, a survey says.

Island Global Research found that 54% of people rated their quality of life between five and seven under lockdown measures.

Of those surveyed, 19% said they were "suffering" and rated their quality of life less than five out of 10.

Those most likely to include themselves in this group were under 65s, the self-employed or furloughed, those with children, and people who either rent privately or have a mortgage.

However, 27% of respondents said they were "thriving" under the 'Stay at Home' campaign.

Over 65s accounted for 34% of those who said they were doing well.

Gardening, learning new languages, and baking were amongst the activities respondents said they had picked up during the pandemic.

In addition 68% of people said they are helping people outside of their household.

Helplines for each island can be found below:

Jersey: 01534 445566

Guernsey: 01481 717118

Isle of Man: 01624 282262

The deadline to submit returns has been pushed back until 6 November after a delay in issuing forms.

Coronavirus restrictions on the Isle of Man force the cancellation of the two road races.

Another resident dies and two more positive cases connected to Abbotswood Nursing Home are confirmed.

Efforts to repatriate Manx residents have not been "perfect' but are necessary, says chief minister.

The scheme, which was 10 months behind schedule, is now expected to be completed by Easter 2021.

Those using the scheme will have to pay £192.25 a week or have it deducted from benefits.