Manx Radio - Update

• The MHK behind assisted dying is ‘disappointed’ the UK government blocked a move to grant it Royal Assent in its current form.
• Peel Commissioners have met for the first time since a row broke out last month.
• Amazon MGM Studios will be on Island soon, filming for an upcoming TT movie.

• A long running dispute between bus drivers and Bus Vannin is finally be over.
• Police are warning school children are misusing AI to create deepfakes of their peers.
• The Isle of Man is set to welcome 45 cruise ships this season.

• A row over the Summerland site continues as MHKs are locked in debate over why it shouldn’t become a temporary car park, or if that’s just a missed opportunity.
• Inflation figures are in showing a drop between February and March.
• Isle of Pride is set to host an Olympic silver medallist.

• A ‘rapid’ independent probe into bed capacity at Noble’s has been launched, after ‘serious concerns’ were raised.
• The replacement Castle Rushen High School won’t be decided this administration.
• A mum who’s son has a rare brain tumour is running the Manchester Marathon in aid of the NHS.

• More than 5,000 signatures amassed on a petition calling for the Mooir Vannin windfarm proposal to be pulled.
• Visitors will soon require new authorisation to travel here.
• The Manx Bard has been reflecting on the role, as he reaches the halfway point of his tenure.

• A UK business is claiming a lack of trade at the TT is one of the reasons it went into liquidation
• Could the Island's Manx National Insurance Fund coffers be empty within the next twenty years
• Manx Care's boss is defending the cost of healthcare in the Island when compared to the UK

• Is business confidence in the Island at an all-time low? One petrol station owner believes so
• Is there an end in sight for restoration work at Ramsey Cottage Hospital? It would appear not
• Plus plans have been put forward for dozens of new homes at the site of the former Buchan school

• The future of a landmark on North Barrule is to be decided by the Government's Planning Department
• Representatives from Northern Ireland are due in the Isle of Man to discuss the working visa issues in Manx waters
• And the ashes of a local legend have been scattered at the former ground of his favourite football club

• A Lancashire man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to stealing tens of thousands of pounds from an Isle of Man-based business woman

• Local campaigners are calling on the government to rethink social media

Plus, it's all change for a popular local business.

• The President of Tynwald is set to stand down, after announcing his retirement from politics.
• We’ve been out in Rushen, finding out what matters most to voters, as the election draws closer.
• One of the latest TT debutants talks ahead of his maiden appearance.