Climate change plan backed by politicianspublished at 10:39 Greenwich Mean Time 24 January 2020
Tynwald approves the first phase of plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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Tynwald approves the first phase of plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Read MoreThe object was "secured and removed" by Ministry of Defence explosives experts from the UK earlier.
Read MoreTynwald approves an additional £8m for the health department after it again exceeded its budget.
Read MoreOn the Isle of Man, off the north-west coast of England, father-daughter team Peter and Lavinia Washington spend their free time volunteering at sea. Together they work with the lifeboat service in sometimes rough and dangerous waters. They speak to Emily Webb about being on call 24/7 ready to rescue people who’ve got into trouble at sea.
Picture: Peter and Lavinia Washington in front of the lifeboat they work on Credit: Courtesy of Peter and Lavinia Washington
Postal services are suspended, with no airmail expected to leave the Isle of Man until Thursday.
Read MoreGiving people the right to choose when to die could put the "vulnerable at risk", a campaigner says.
Read MoreThree teachers' unions overwhelmingly decide to take industrial action in their pay dispute.
Read MoreHonda rider Davey Todd says he is on his way back to full fitness after suffering a broken collarbone while training in California.
Read MoreNew teachers could earn up to £6,000 more after an agreement between the NEU and education officials.
Read MoreThe latest Social Attitudes Survey shows a dramatic drop in confidence in services such as health.
Read MoreManx motorcyclist Jamie McCanney completes his first Dakar Rally, finishing 15th overall and the best placed British rider.
Read MoreAn independent review of Tynwald members' pay says MLCs should be paid less than MHKs.
Read MoreA tiny grooved top shell snail is spotted by scientists looking at eelgrass in Manx waters.
Read MoreIsle of Man politicians will be asked to support giving terminally ill people the right to die.
Read MoreAlfred Cannan tells a probe into media investments that the Manx Treasury provides "suitable scrutiny".
Read MorePolice are investigating but it's thought the driver had a seizure and blacked out, his partner says.
Read MoreFlights and ferries are cancelled as winds of up to 70mph cause travel chaos on the Isle of Man.
Read MoreThey were bought by Dundalk-based BoyleSports, making it Ireland's biggest betting shop operator.
Read MoreKush the panda was spotted in trees opposite Curraghs Wildlife Park after escaping on Wednesday.
Read MoreThe 20th anniversary of the sinking of the scallop dredger in Manx waters is marked.
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