BBC News Isle Of Man / Ellan Vannin

Residents share views on the awarding of city status to Douglas for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

James Price was only diagnosed with schizophrenia after being arrested over his mother's death.

David Ashford was criticised in the tribunal ruling on the unfair sacking of a whistleblower medic.

The Isle of Man's capital becoming a city recognises its "history and heritage", the chief minister says.

The chairman of Guernsey's Island Games Association says qualifying for next year's event could be tougher for athletes because of its postponement.

Plans for reforms in the island's public sector are backed by the Isle of Man chamber of commerce.

Adding the structure to proposals for the £100m project will benefit marine life, developers say.

A review of Curraghs Wildlife Park will consider ways of reducing its dependency on government funding.

The 18-strong team returns home after securing a haul of 12 medals at the games in Malta.

A lack of social housing has driven up demand and rental prices in the private market, an MHK says.

Concerns are raised that the cost of travel to the Isle of Man could hinder a new tourism strategy.

The 12-stamp Isle of Man collection features popular programmes from the broadcaster's history.

About 20% of the staff at Ballakermeen High School are currently off, leading to lesson disruption.

"Fundamental and wide ranging reform" is promised in the wake of a top medic's unfair sacking.

Drivers raised fears there could be hidden charges in the new system at the Isle of Man's airport.

Findings show David Ashford let himself be "misled" during the coronavirus pandemic, an MHK says.

The introduction of a fringe allowance and staff to cover absences is backed by 91% of senior staff.

Seventeen-year-old Isla Gale says she is "so happy" to be crowned Trainee Fisherman of the Year.

Extending a firm's search for gas on the Isle of Man may not send "the right message', it is claimed.