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Visiting MPs given Isle of Man insight

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Union head has concerns

31 questions and 21 items on order paper

All to be opened adjourned

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Treasury Minister pays tribute to Jim Duncan

Accessable to public with emergency services' help

Tour de Suisse success for Manx rider

Ninth for Gilbert, Rouse crashes out

Manxman takes title in last age-group champs

Success in Bowhunter Championships

Most to be given out at Southern 100

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Cyclist helps raise awareness of the condition

Annual Money Skills for Schools Week held

Ramsey Crookall promotes 'most promising newcomer'

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Bank unveils new office-for-all

Eighth listing for Clive Dixon

Enzo Ciappelli's achievements recognised

M and P Legal event at Palace

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Harry Kane fired an injury time winner as he scored twice to earn England a 2-1 win over Tunisia in their World Cup opener.

Former Conservative leader William Hague has called upon the government to "be bold" and follow Canada in legalising cannabis for recreational use.

Offers of a place on a university course should not be made on the basis of "highly inaccurate predicted grades" according to the University and College Union (UCU).

Married people are less likely to develop heart disease or have a stroke than those who are single, according to new research.

Debenhams has issued a fresh profit warning, admitting sales are falling short of already lowered expectations amid the crisis facing the high street.

Water companies are in the dock over their handling of supply disruptions during the so-called "Beast from the East" cold snaps in February and March.

While England were preparing for their World Cup opener with Tunisia, their Group G rivals Belgium and Panama were facing off in Sochi.

Manchester City are closing in on a deal in the region of £46.5m for Napoli midfielder Jorginho, according to Sky sources.

England match-winner Harry Kane has admitted he was frustrated by the officials during England's 2-1 World Cup win over Tunisia.

Eoin Morgan is expected to be fit to return as England aim to secure a series win in Tuesday's third ODI against Australia at Trent Bridge, live on Sky Sports.

Former goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel says Kyle Walker should have been sent off for his elbow on Fakhreddine Ben Youssef but is pleased England beat Tunisia.

Investors are reacting nervously to a potential escalation in President Trump's trade war with China, with stock markets falling sharply in Asia.

The chief executive of Audi has been detained by German authorities investigating the "dieselgate" scandal at parent firm Volkswagen.

Britain's big four accountancy firms ‎will be plunged further into the quagmire this week when their regulator highlights a decline in the quality of their audit work during the last year.

Virgin Money has agreed to be taken over by Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banking Group (CYBG) in a deal worth £1.7bn that could result in 1,500 job losses.

US President Donald Trump has defended the policy of separating migrant children from their parents at border camps.

Three people have died and three are injured in a shooting in the Swedish city of Malmo.

Rapper XXXTentacion has been shot dead in south Florida.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is beginning a two-day visit to China, following his summit with Donald Trump in Singapore last week.

The Saudi Arabia squad have touched down safely after a bird caused their plane's engine to catch fire as they travelled across Russia for their second World Cup match.