A tech company which launched this year is facing multiple employment tribunal claims - for not paying its staff.

Today’s Isle of Man Examiner leads with the story on the front page.

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Cut out the final voucher you need to collect to enter a competition to win a Clarins spa trip.

Andrew Cooper, general secretary of the Manx National Farmers’ Union, has issued a stark warning about the conditions farmers are facing in the coming months with failing crops and the prospect of a shortage in animal feed.

Allegations that a taxpayer-funded venue was used to promote ’gay conversion therapy’ will be ’discussed’, a government minister has pledged.

Controversy over the purchase of a run-down building continues to create divisions for Port St Mary Commissioners.

And we receive a letter of apology from the board after it was implied at a public meeting that we reveal the sources of our stories.

Chief Minister Howard Quayle says the government is now planning for a ’hard Brexit’.

A campaign has been launched for finger-prick blood tests to be replaced with a painless monitor for children with type 1 diabetes.

Phoenix, a gentle lemur, has risen from the ashes of a tragic fire at the Wildlife Park.

It’s the end of an era at St Thomas’ School, Douglas, which closed its doors on Friday.

There are two pages of pictures from Douglas fire station’s open day, held at the weekend.

Students took on the roles of MHKs for the annual sitting of Junior Tynwald. Student reporters give their accounts of what happened on the day.

The new entrance to the search area at Ronaldsway opened over the weekend.

A campaign has been launched to fund an alternative to finger-pricking tests for children with type 1 diabetes.

Reporter Jess Ward went to Strand Street to ask shoppers which Manx films were their favourite.

In business news, 50 people from the private and public sectors have joined the four new executive agency boards.

And in sport, there’s a report on the Isle of Man Closed Golf Championships at Rowany Golf Club.

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