Bad weather has delayed the arrival of the Manx Independent into shops.
It is hoped that, once the Steam Packet sailing is able to dock, the Indy will be in shops soon after – hopefully from 11am.
In today’s Indy we talk to the RNLI man who is demanding the thieves who stole £600 from the charity hand it back.
We report on the aftermath of a court case in which a police constable who was driving the car which hit and killed a Manx student in Sheffield is cleared of causing his death.
We have the latest twists in the row over Zac Hall and John Houghton’s failure to support Education Minister Peter Karran.
Find out why one MHK is concerned about exploding motorhomes.
And as the island goes to the polls today in local authority elections, one commissioner is accused of breaking privacy rules.
In sport, we look ahead to the big match on Saturday as the Isle of Man footballers prepare to take on Jersey in the FA Inter-League Cup Final. Plus, Saturday also sees top level action in rugby as Douglas go head to head with Vagas in the BSM Manx Cup Final.
South News pays a trip to the new permanent base for Ballasalla Community Partnership.
Read about the new focal point planned for Ramsey in North News.
West News reveals why Infrastructure Minister David Cretney is being called on to stop a development in Peel.