This week’s Isle of Man Examiner will be in the shops later than usual because it has been delayed by bad weather.
But you can still read the online version now.
You can read just one copy for the normal cover price, £1.
To find out how to buy it, go to the ’Digital Editions’ section of the website on the grey line near the top of this site.
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For the paper itself, we have been looking more deeply into the new Steam Packet agreement and have potentially bad news for fans of the seacat.
On the topic of travel, there’s bad news for people who fly to and from Liverpool.
Also this week:The new High Bailiff takes on her job,
The public pensions black hole is back in the news. A group has been trying to come up with solutions. Will you be impressed?
Why pupils are boycotting Comic Relief’s red noses.
A group of parents are angry that their children will be sent to St Ninian’s High School rather than Ballakermeen.
A blacksmith in Laxey is evicted.
The Chief Minister comments after the hospital was criticised in two reports.
A union boss says he is ’surprised and shocked’ that the Post Office board put out an ’unhelpful’ statement suggesting talks to resolve a dispute had not gone well.
The island’s link to funding for pro-Brexit campaigns was back in the spotlight this week as Arron Banks again made headlines in the UK.
Political columnist Alistair Ramsay looks at local government and asks why we have 22 local authorities.
A photo special on the Junior Achievement finalists.
A Crufts winner from Ballasalla.
Port Erin Commissioners and Rushen Commissioners lock horns in a boundary dispute. They give evidence in an inquiry.
Two pages about World Book Day events.
We catch up with the new chef at Ramsey’s Park Hotel.
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.