The Examiner this week tells the story of a remarkable, selfless woman.
She’s donated a kidney to a complete stranger.
The story is the main article on page one.
The paper also includes the story of a minke whale that’s washed up on a beach. We print two pictures.
Also inside:
How will trouble at the Steam Packet’s Portuguese owner affect the ferry company?
A court case that heard that a footballer broke a rival’s jaw.
An MHK is demanding a legal review of {http://www.iomtoday.co.im/news/isle-of-man-news/ministers-played-fast-and-loose-with-taxpayers-money-says-damning-report-1-6708040|the National Insurance Fund debacle.}
The fathers who have been on a men-only parenting course.
After {http://www.iomtoday.co.im/news/isle-of-man-news/child-s-jaw-fractured-during-facebook-party-1-6716091|last week’s front page story about parties being organised on Facebook}, we have a story about an under-18s disco that’s been set up in response.
Allan Bell speaks to us, looking forward to the next VAT review.
A libel claim means one man’s home is at risk.
An honour for aviation pioneer Howard Pixton
Peel Cathedral takes on an artist in residence.
The paper also includes a special supplement focussing on our Young Photographers competition, which secured more than 840 entries.
There’s also an eight-page special on the Open, plus our usual Final Whistle sports section, our business news review, letters pages, social calendar and Terry Cringle’s pages of nostalgia.
The Isle of Man Examiner is the island’s favourite newspaper. It’s in the shops now.