The Isle of Man Examiner this week highlights a danger that could have serious consequences for our trade.

The EU has drawn up a blacklist and we could feature.

The paper has more details.

Also this week:

Chief Minister Howard Quayle highlights figures that point to a rosier future for the Manx economy. There are a couple of not-so-good indicators, however.

The infamous planters, designed to slow traffic on Strang Road, Union Mills, have been removed.

Politicians are considering what the Isle of Man’s ideal population figure should be.

A potential solution to toxic waste oozing out of a former landfill tip near Peel has been identified.

We take a look at how last week’s UK Budget might affect the Isle of Man.

Health Minister Kate Beecroft takes a swipe at the previous Council of Ministers and the way it dealt with personal capabilty benefits.

She also says more about the future of the Ramsey Cottage Hospital.

Recommended reforms of the Isle of Man’s political system will be watered down if some MHKs get their way.

Former Manx Airlines staff are planning to save an Advanced Turbo Prop (ATP) aircraft.

Plus a look back at the weekend’s sport, 10 pages of business news, your letters, the social diary and lots of community news.