Archive: October 30, 2024

• 05:00Chief Minister wins through no confidence vote in day of political drama
• 06:00Mechanic caught speeding during Manx Grand Prix period
• 06:00Man admits role in pub brawl in Peel
• 06:00Basketball: Cavaliers hold off spirited challenge of Cannons
• 06:00Well-known British musician Tom McRae to perform in Peel in two weeks
• 10:13Steam Packet 'modifies' upcoming Liverpool sailing schedule due to 'berthing challenges'
• 10:30The Crypt at Kensington Arts amongst remaining Hop tu Naa events
• 11:15Snooker: Hill and Mercer defeat reigning European champions
• 11:17Latest hockey Team of the Week
• 11:21Photos show historic completion of RNLI 200th anniversary scroll relay in Isle of Man
• 12:10New school mobile phone policy set for autumn rollout, Education Minister confirms
• 12:18Businesses linked to South East Asia defrauded hundreds of millions of pounds
• 12:25Crosby playground closed for upgrades after successful fundraising drive
• 13:10New Manx fairy tales exhibition opens at the Manx Museum
• 13:33Arts Society Isle of Man to hold lecture on the Imperial Gardens of China
• 14:00Blair rolls back the years in Team of the Week
• 14:17Tennis: Castletown LTC to unveil three trophies in Janet's honour
• 15:23Lucas Martin: Charity celebrates one year of transforming tragedy into hope for young people
• 15:44Badminton team head to Cyprus for Small States of Europe tournament
• 16:35Chief Minister urges ‘robust financial control’ amidst Manx Care overspend
• 17:40Isle of Man boxer Mathew Rennie to fight for English title in December
• 18:00Vagabonds team that faced Gauteng Falcons in 1998
• 19:00Spooky scenes at this year's Laxey Glen Mines Hop tu Naa Trains