In this week’s Isle of Man Examiner, we hear about a bouncer who was found with a shotgun.

An inquest into the death of TT racer Daley Mathison has ruled he died as a result of a tragic accident.

Joshua James Tweedy has admitted possessing 16 indecent images of children and having a knife outside a Peel pub.

The Liberal Vannin Party’s new leader, Lawrie Hooper MHK, is promising to hold the government to its promises.

Paul Clint Shields, who hid prescription drugs in his bottom, has been returned to prison.

Two pages about FC Isle of Man’s triumph against Guernsey.

James William Francis Quayle, from Ramsey, tried to post more than £27,000 in cash related to criminal activity to the UK, a court has heard.

Meanwhile, scaffolder Mark James Taylor, also from Ramsey, has admitting receiving a parcel containing more than £36,000-worth of cannabis in the post.

The government has launched a well-being campaign to help those suffering stress and anxiety as a result of the lockdown.

Laying pipes in Peel is going to cause a lot of disruption on the quay and the prom.

Plans for a shop to sell Apple products in Douglas.

Runaway red panda Kush is a father of two.

Two appear in court after being involved in a brawl at Pulrose football club.

Motorist William Russell who sped away from police during a car chase must now be regretting his actions.

A new sponsor for the Southern 100.

The man who’s been jailed for breaking Covid-19 quarantine.

A big celebration of VJ Day in Castletown.

Council leader David Christian complains about election advice from the government.

Changes at the Jobcentre.

Why there’s a new mast on Carnane, overlooking Douglas.

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