This week’s Isle of Man Examiner leads on a hearing into the suspension of a top consultant at Noble’s Hospital.

It’s not good news for bosses at the health service.

One of our reporters was at the court that yesterday began hearing about the collapse of a £20m investment fund.

It’s a big story.

After problems with a rally earlier this year, what’s the score with the PokerStars rally? We find out.

There’s a plan to open up the old Chester Street supermarket for Christmas markets.

An anti-abortion group wants the right to counsel women considering having a termination.

A claim that labelling of Manx vodka could appeal to children has been dismissed.

How plans for sewage works are going down in Laxey.

The Health Minister tells us why waiting list figures aren’t as bad as they seem.

New images of the £30m Liverpool terminal that the Manx taxpayer is funding.

The Hyperbaric Chamber has been shut for months. Why? And when will it open again?

A tribute to former west news reporter Jennifer Leece.

All change on the buses in the north of the island.

For one week only the nose section of a very rare warplane is on display at an island museum.

A charity is asking for toy donations to help put presents under the tree of island families in need.

Two teenagers have appeared in court after smashing windows in a bus shelter in Lord Street.

We go on to the streets of Douglas to hear whether people would welcome self-driving cars.

Two pages of photos from the Isle of Woman fundraising event.

Plus:

The Final Whistle sports section.

Ten pages of business news.

Your letters.

Terry Cringle’s Times Past.

Lots of community news.

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