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Director of Public Health discusses lifting of lockdown

Road one-way since February

Department of Infrastructure worked in area

Pools to remain closed as overseas specialists finish project

Greens say 'outrageous' decision will discourage take up

Manx Utilities providing bottled water

Sixth consecutive days of no new cases

Clarification issued at coronavirus media conference

Director of Public Health discusses lifting of lockdown

Live blog: coronavirus media conference - Thursday 14 April

Society to reopen next week, but no change to borders

The Hon Steve Rodan OBE to leave role after five-year term

Claire Christian will contest Douglas South

Change approved in Tynwald

Joney Faragher declares for Douglas East

Ian-James Clanton announces intention to stand

Manx Labour Party member Gareth Young standing

Deadline for responses tomorrow (Fri 16)

Island company completes worldwide review

'Our Big Picture' to analyse Island's economy

Plans for lifting of restrictions on Monday

Food and drink exhibitors wanted for popular shows

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Olympic champion to attend annual ceremony on 2 June

Kimberly Dean discusses representaion & coverage of disability sports

Mark Cavendish wins third stage in Tour of Turkey

Challenge set for 16 May

Cavendish takes third stage win in a row

No Manx Cup for second year running

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Prince Philip's "unwavering loyalty" to the Queen will be praised at his funeral, as well as the duke's "courage, fortitude and faith".

England's R number has dropped slightly to between 0.7 and 1 - while the average level of coronavirus infection has fallen sharply across the UK, according to the latest data. 

Actress Helen McCrory, best known for starring in Peaky Blinders and the Harry Potter films, has died after a "heroic battle with cancer", her husband Damian Lewis has said.

The Duke of Edinburgh "was involved in every detail" of the planning for his funeral, the Archbishop of Canterbury has told Sky News.

Rights groups are calling for a revision of government guidance which they say "falsely imprison" care home residents who go out for day trips.

A total of 600 people in the UK have now contracted the South African coronavirus variant, new figures show.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen hit technical problems and missed the majority of second practice at Imola as Valtteri Bottas led Lewis Hamilton in a Mercedes one-two on the Emilia-Romagna GP timesheet.

Aidy Boothroyd is to leave his role as England U21 head coach with immediate effect after five years in charge.

Everton and Tottenham are both in real need of a boost in the race for European football but who will get one in front of the Sky Sports' cameras on Friday Night Football?

Mikel Arteta says his Arsenal players had the "right reason" to take a knee in front of their Slavia Prague opponents before the Europa League quarter-final second leg clash.

Former Wales and Lions captain John Dawes has died at the age of 80.

The FTSE 100 has climbed above the 7,000 mark for the first time since the early days of the coronavirus crisis.

Poundland's owner is snubbing London to pursue a €4.5bn (£3.9bn) listing in Warsaw after months of deliberations about a flotation that would have further bolstered the ranks of listed retailers on the London stock market.

Whitehall's spending watchdog has launched an investigation into Greensill Capital's involvement in government-backed COVID support schemes prior to the firm's collapse.

The cost of COVID-19 tests for holidaymakers should be cut to £30 to encourage people to start travelling again, a boss at one of Britain's biggest travel chains has told Sky News.

Ocado has revealed plans to develop self-driving delivery vehicles and "kerb to kitchen" robots as part of a tie-up with tech firm Oxbotica.

China's economic growth slowed at the start of this year as its post-pandemic rebound began to level off, official figures showed.

Uighur people from Xinjiang working in other parts of China are subject to "political" checks and work under strict "half-military" style management, according to new evidence discovered by Sky News.

Raul Castro, Fidel's brother, is resigning his leadership of Cuba's Communist party.

Billionaire Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been imprisoned over his role in pro-democracy protests.

Delhi’s main Muslim graveyard is running out of space due to COVID-related deaths, as it surpassed Mumbai to become India's worst-hit city.

The foreign secretary is set to reveal which UK projects around the world will be axed or reduced following a decision to slash foreign aid spending by almost a third, Sky News understands.

A handwritten note from Prince Philip in which he apologised to the then US president Richard Nixon for a "lame" toast in which he forgot to propose his host's health has been made public for the first time.