TT rider Steve Mercer will not be told the results of an inquiry into his own crash, the Isle of Man Examiner reveals exclusively today.

The results of the Examiner’s investigation are likely to shock thousands of TT fans.

Also this week:

The brewery that was brewing without planning permission.

The horse trams lines are being laid for the season.

MHKs who travel to London will be able to get more in expenses.

A fundraising campaign has started for a CT scanner for Noble’s Hospital.

The government is looking for another press officer.

Many months after the hyperbaric chambers shut, there are plans for a new one.

Nearly 400 old age pensioners have still not filled in a form to declare they are remain entitled to a pension - despite threats that payments could be stopped.

Families have been learning about the decline in Manx wildlife at a Ramsey exhibition.

Transport chiefs are hoping to buy new equipment that will allow them to carry out meaningful emissions tests on vehicles.

The government has accepted amendments to draft planning legislation to allow for greater scrutiny.

As an exhibition opens about the internment camp at Knockaloe, we meet some relatives of internees who have been for a look around.

Donations given by the Manx public will pay for two new beekeeping hubs in Burundi.

After school dinners hit the headlines, we ask people what they think of them and what they remember about theirs in our Word on the Street feature.

Plus there’s the weekend’s sport action in our Final Whistle section, 10 pages of business news, your letters, Terry Cringle’s Times Past and lots of community news.

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