In this week’s Manx Independent, we report on a small business that fell foul with trading standards over the use of the letters T and T.

As we report, the shop has put them back on sale. But we've checked with the authorities and they haven't changed their views.

Inside, there’s a lot more TT-related news:

Our sports section looks at what’s happened so far and how weather delays have affected the practices.

We report on a timing website that’s had some teething troubles.

The nine-year-old cousin of Dan Kneen, who died last year during practices, is paying his own fund-raising tribute.

Our Island Life entertainments and leisure section lists what’s happening - including all the Mad Sunday action - and looks back at the opening gig at Bushy’s village.

Away from the TT, we report:

Why it’s taking so long for a decision on the proposal for a new KFC in Douglas.

The initial report on what caused an air accident in Dubai in which a Manx pilot died.

Bad news for Ronaldsway in a league table of airports affected by delays.

Now the police are going to investigate the football pitch brawl in Pulrose on Saturday.

A petrol company says why prices rose just before TT.

The police reveal their four-year strategy.

There’s going to be a review of pay for members of Tynwald.

Hundreds sign a petition against the introduction of a 5G telecommunications mast near Ramsey.

A teenager has appeared in court charged with grooming and indecent assault on a child.

A blackmailer jailed for extortion in the United States hid funds he held in the Isle of Man, a court has heard.

Douglas and Ramsey coastguard volunteers were called out to rescue two dogs and their owner who became trapped on the cliffs at Dhoon Glen.

First Deemster Andrew Corlett says there is a ’sense of sadness’ at the disappearance of Isle of Man Bank Limited.

Beach Buddies founder Bill Dale and Manx Wildlife Trust chief executive Tim Graham have their say about proposals for sewage works for Peel.

What’s holding up progress on the possibility of a marina in Port St Mary.

An MHK has sought assurances there will be no last-minute additions to proposals contained within a planning blueprint for the east of the island.

Meet the Isle of Man’s fittest farmer. He features on our Food and Farming pages.

Plus there’s Isle of Man’s What’s On guide, a page of pictures from the past, a seven-day television guide and lots of community news.

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