THE Isle of Man Examiner is in shops this afternoon.
In today’s Examiner, there’s the chance to vote in our Salon of the Year contest, plus a seven-page travel special.
We have the verdict in the court case against a man accused of involvement in an axe attack.
The Examiner reports on the plans for a £12.7m scheme for a multi-storey car park.
Braddan Commissioners and Douglas Council announce rates freezes.
Plus, there is the latest person to be nominated for a Pride in Mann award and we talk to the man planning a 250km husky trip in Scandinavia.
Chief Minister Allan Bell issues a rallying call to ensure the Manx economy grows.
Is there a problem with racism in the island and is the government doing enough to combat it? The Examiner has a special report.
And in our free Business Word supplement, we talk to Economic Development Minister John Shimmin MHK about the challenges that lie ahead.
Sport has action from all the weekend’s rugby and football.
In North news, Ramsey Commissioners defend their replacement kitchem schem.
West News explains why rates are going up in Peel.
And South News talks to the mum of two who is putting in a special marathon effort for charity.
The Examiner is in shops today.