This week’s Isle of Man Examiner leads with news from our top politicians.

While most have agreed not to take a pay rise, one has not.

Also this week:

We reveal that our coronavirus testing team have had a remarkable piece of luck.

A businessman who lied about his identity when he arrived on the island on a private jet has been jailed.

While a charity is taking over some home care visits from the DHSC, there is some concern.

For some of us, it was a gradual return to normal at the weekend. We report more.

An aeroplane seen over the island over the last few days was being used to take photos that will play a major role in planned rates reform.

A woman with relatives who were at Abbotswood, the care home linked to a number of coronavirus deaths, praises its staff.

Two men who broke lockdown rules and went to a party appear in court.

A woman who was stopped by the police after she visited members of her family and while over the drink-drive limit has been jailed.

When work on Douglas Promenade will resume.

Lloyds Bank is to move into the former premises of another bank.

The Southern Area Plan - the blueprint for development in the south - could be torn up after a planning appeal failed.

We look back to the Spanish flu pandemic 101 years ago and see the parallels between what happened then and now.

In our new, popular feature showing front pages from history, we look at the Peel City Guardian from 1963 and find out what was making the news then.

How one Port Erin cafe is coping now it cannot serve customers inside.

Now that the majority of people are housebound, many are turning to paint sets, knitting needles or sandpaper to fill in the days. We see how they’ve got creative.

Photos of people’s teddies in their house windows as we show solidarity during the pandemic.

With people being more isolated than ever and restrictions on how we go food shopping, reporter Jess Ward speaks to a recovering anorexic to understand how the lockdown might be affecting those with an eating disorder.

Good news for the Foodbank.

Why poorer pupils will be getting supermarket vouchers for food.

Plus business news, lots of sports coverage, your letters, our popular crossword and plenty of community news.

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