The Isle of Man Examiner is in shops now.
Today’s Examiner reveals that the possibility of cutting services at Ramsey Cottage Hospital and ‘mothballing’ the Gaiety Theatre has been put before the government.
An attempt by the people behind a temporary TT hotel to be allowed to serve alcohol into the early hours has been thwarted by the licensing court, we report.
Plus we have the latest news from the inquiry into the controversial land swap deal between government and a developer at Kirk Michael.
Today’s Examiner also has a special offer, in conjunction with Hanly’s Convenience Store, to buy one smoothie and get one free.
There’s news on a wake-up call for the island’s meat plant as it once more fails to pass the test for Tesco.
And we preview Saturday’s Manx Youth Games.
Sport has the latest on Cav, as he competes in the Giro d’Italia, plus action from the Manx National Rally as Mel Evans clinches victory. We also report as Corinthians clinch the women’s FA Cup in football.
Business News has reaction to the new marketing slogan for the Isle of Man.
North News reports after vandals attacked a beauty spot in Baldrine.
There’s a plea to preserve the waiting room in Port Erin railway station in South News.
And West News pays tribute to a former Peel publican who has died.
The Isle of Man Examiner is in shops this morning.