The lead story in this week’s Isle of Man Examiner is about an employment tribunal.

A company employed by the Department of Infrastructure to clean Ballakermeen High School did not really exist, it found.

And its employees are out of pocket.

Also this week:

Tributes to former First Deemster Jack Corrin.

It’s D-day for the plans for a ferry terminal in Liverpool paid for by the Manx taxpayer.

An accountant who had 15,000 indecent images of children is sentenced.

In other court cases, a man who burgled his own parents’ home and a woman who swindled TT fans.

Tax breaks for corporate jets registered in the Isle of Man amounted to £100m in one year.

Full coverage of the Isle of Man Sports Awards.

And it’s been a big week for Ramsey’s rugby team.

What the big circus at Noble’s Park was really like.

A union boss says he won’t rule out further strike action after a period of calm failed to break the postal dispute deadlock.

Two former guesthouses in Douglas could have a new lease of life if plans for flats are approved.

Food deliveries for school meals are checked daily, Education Minister Graham Cregeen says.

Our political columnist Alistair Ramsay this week shares his view about the new agreement between the government and the Steam Packet.

Our two-page picture spread features an Easter bonnet parade in Braddan.

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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