In your Isle of Man Examiner, we lead with the big rise in the cost of electricity and say how much it will affect you.
Inside:
Motorist Matthew Ellis O’Neill has been fined £1,000 after admitting being in charge of a vehicle while under the influence of cannabis.
Samantha Tozer, who returned to the island to find her car, which she had left at the airport car park, had been auctioned has had it sold back to her.
Teenage drug-dealer Oshin Mian Kaighin, who admitted drug dealing and possessing cash relating to criminal activity, has been handed a suspended prison sentence.
Anna Jane Christian, who drove while under the influence of cannabis, has been banned from driving for two years and fined £1,000.
Rosemarie Teare, who was in the process of buying a home when the vendor withdrew, is calling for greater legal protection.
Lacey, a rescue dog from Lonan, will be at Crufts this Sunday in Birmingham.
Offender John Anthony Williams, who claimed two men had force fed him an unknown substance, has been fined sentenced.
A house in Port Erin, which was struck by lighting, is being demolished – and will be rebuilt exactly as it was.
Stu Peters MHK feels more advice should be issued in relation to electrical fires.
Coroner of Inquests Jayne Hughes has found that although there were similarities between two fatal sidecar crashes, the location was not the causing factor in either instance.
Pictures from World Book Day.
A feature about Greenlight Television and how television coverage of sports around the world is controlled from Tromode.
Twelve months after helping his brother Jamie in his TT debut, local road race champion Ryan Cringle is to make his own bow in the event.
There is also David Cretney’s page, our letters page, readers’ photos, lots of community news and puzzles.
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