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Island school confirms unexpected death of year 8 pupil (opens the original)
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‘The loss of a young person is something that is felt profoundly across the school community’ Ballakermeen High School has confirmed the death of a Year 8 pupil. In a letter sent to parents and guardians, the school confirmed the child had died ‘unexpectedly’ and outlined support being made available to those affected. Isle of Man Today understands the child, aged 12 or 13, died this week. In the letter, headteacher Graeme Corrin said: ‘We are deeply saddened to share the news that one of our Ye
‘We’ve relived every moment’: Family hits out after driver cleared in retrial (opens the original)
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‘People are entitled to ask questions and to have concerns about what is happening within our justice system’ The family of a man who died following a traffic incident in Onchan have hit out at the judicial system. Last week, a jury returned a unanimous not guilty verdict in the death by dangerous driving trial of Jackson Joseph Paul. He was also acquitted of the lesser offence of causing death by careless driving. Jordan Thomas, 29, suffered catastrophic injuries during the incident on Harbour
Privacy warning issued on the Isle of Man over the use of smart glasses (opens the original)
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‘The same features that make smart glasses useful also make them easy to misuse’ Concerns over the privacy risks posed by smart glasses have been highlighted by the Crown Dependencies. The Isle of Man has joined data protection authorities in Jersey and Guernsey to warn people about the potential issues raised by the technology. Smart glasses are becoming increasingly popular, offering hands-free features that allow wearers to take photographs, record video and capture audio by tapping the frame
More people out of work as Isle of Man job vacancies fall (opens the original)
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Figures are up both month-on-month and year-on-year The number of people registered as unemployed in the Isle of Man rose in August, increasing both month-on-month and year-on-year. A total of 324 people were registered as unemployed at the end of the month, nine more than the 315 recorded in July and 47 more than in August last year. Despite the increase, the registered unemployment rate remained unchanged at 0.7%. A separate estimate using the wider International Labour Organisation (ILO) meas
You can take a trip on a vintage bus as part of the 2026 Heritage Open Days festival (opens the original)
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It’s one of dozens of events and activities taking place next month The 50th anniversary of the nationalisation of the island’s bus service will be among the events marked during this year’s Heritage Open Days Festival. Now in its 17th year, the festival gives people the chance to go behind the scenes at museums, embark on guided tours and gain access to landmarks not usually open to the public. This year’s programme features several new additions, including vintage bus tours run by Bus Vannin a
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