In today’s Isle of Man Examiner:

Two arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

The astonishing amount just one school rakes in from selling bottled water.

The tragic plight of one Douglas Council tenant who was evicted owing £300 in rent.

Government workers are accused of destroying the habitat of a butterfly.

Replacing scheduled buses with dial-a-ride on lesser used rural routes could save £15,000 a year - public transport bosses insist there are no plans to cut driver numbers.

A public consultation into the future of private health care in the island has been launched.

In her own words: Why a 64-year-old environmental campaigner went to London to get arrested.

Colby is the latest club to announce it is joining the list of Manx football clubs to provide sheltered seating for its supporters.

The terrible effects of tinnitus. We meet some people who suffer from it.

An island resident is next month heading to Belgium to compete in a world championships to determine the best beard.

We meet a man who has myalgic encephalomyelitis and who tells us about the shortcomings in facilities for people with the condition in the Isle of Man.

There has been an impressive increase in the number of passengers using the island’s heritage transport.

A man who burgled a restaurant stole a bottle of rum after failing to open the cash till, a court has heard.A picture special on Scouts who celebrated St George’s Day.

Two pages about a charity fundraiser for meningitis research.

A motorist who took his partner’s car while he was drunk and then crashed it into road signs and other vehicles has been sentenced.

The weekend results from the Guild.

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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