This week’s Isle of Man Examiner leads on the situation with Flybe.

The struggling airline, which operated many key routes to and from the island, has been bought out.

Also this week:

An arsonist is on the loose in Douglas.

A bus dispute you probably didn’t realise was still officially on has been called off.

Cuts have hit speech therapy for island children.

A mental health unit is at breaking point, a whistleblower tells the Examiner. We ask the Department of Health about it.

Three are rescued from a house fire in Ramsey, while a blazing car fills a Ballasalla estate with smoke.

Thousands of tonnes of mud are to be dumped at sea.

A man who threatened to rape a bouncer’s children has appeared in court.

Another man who had 7,994 indecent images of children on his computer has also been in the dock.

We have two litter-related stories.

The first is positive. We join hundreds who gathered to clear the lake at Mooragh Park. The second is about the state of a Douglas car park that’s shocked some of our readers.

Meanwhile, dogs could be banned from a park in the south of the island because of the amount of dog muck found there.

The foundations of Peel’s new bridge.

Ella Wiseman, a toddler from Douglas who had a heart transplant, has been in the Daily Mail. We reveal more.

In his politics column, Alistair Ramsay talks about a future role for the Legislative Council.

One of our reporters see what life is like as a postman as he tries it for himself.

Plus there is business news, sport, your letters, Terry Cringle’s Times Past and lots of community news.

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