• The 8S bus service has taken to the road for the first time, marking what will be the return of a route to Cregneash.
• A major shake-up of jury service rules could be on the way.
• Isle of Pride is officially back after a three-year hiatus.

• Lawyers representing the Summerland Campaign Group are challenging the Attorney General's decision not to grant a fresh inquest.
• The Isle of Man Medical Society's warned of worsening patient outcomes after a leaked Manx Care memo revealed potential cuts to elective surgery sessions.
• Thirteen Manx landmarks are being considered for special protection.

• A leaked document has revealed Manx Care is planning possible cuts to elective surgery sessions.
• New government figures have contradicted claims made by the enterprise minister that hotels are “full all season”.
• Organisers of the Island Games are facing calls to reconsider hosting the event in the Faroe Islands.

• Questions are being asked about the fairness of Manx Telecom’s fibre rollout after some homeowners have been told they have to pay to get their homes connected.
• New figures show there’s been a significant rise in the number of personal data breaches reported so far this year.
• Women’s football is expanding with hopes of boosting its popularity.

• Is the Isle of Man’s work permit system open to abuse? One MHK fears current check-ups on employers aren’t strong enough.
• If you think there’s insufficient parking in Douglas, the Council says think again!
• Some of the Island’s best snooker players are headed for this year’s Home International.

• The Dean of Cathedral Isle of Man has been targeted by hateful messages and phone calls after displaying a Palestinian flag.
• The government’s responded to a petition calling for more Manx produce to be stocked on the shelves here.
• The annual Le Dans cycling challenge is set to take place.

• Over the past fiscal year, income tax brought in £21 million more than government expected prompting calls for Treasury to return it to taxpayers.
• Fifteen food products from the Isle of Man have been recognised in the Great Taste Awards.
• FC Isle of Man were dealt a blow in their first away match of the season.

• Have proposals to remove the Bishop’s vote stalled and is it likely they’ll continue?
• Post-Brexit passport rule changes are still catching out some residents.
• The Isle of Man FA reflects on the recent success of the Lionesses and hopes it’ll encourage growth of girls football on Island.

• A statue of King Orry has been given the green light by the planning committee.
• The enterprise minister is under fire from hoteliers after claiming hotels are full all season.
• FC Isle of Man were held to a draw in their first match of the season.

Here's your roundup of what's been happening news wise today.