We start the week off with questions for the treasury minister about planned changes to Employed Persons Allowance, government's net-zero targets are put under the spotlight, and we hear from one of the 28 newcomers taking part in this year's Manx Grand Prix - just weeks away!

Find all of that and more on Update for Monday, 21 July with Lewis Foster.

Here's the final Update of the week, which includes the Health Minister responding to her predecessor's comments and for the final time we head live to Orkney for the roundup of the last day of action from the Island Games.

Missed the news today? Fear not - it's all here to bring you up to speed in under 30 minutes.

Here's the main news of the day in under half an hour - including the very latest from the Island Games in Orkney.

Here's the news roundup for Tuesday, including how Tynwald dealt with Daniel's Law and the latest from the Island Games in Orkney.

Here's your news roundup for Monday - including the very latest from Tynwald and the Island Games in Orkney.

As we head into the warmest week of the year...so far...here's is your daily news roundup with Beth Espey.

As more businesses announce they’re moving away from Douglas high street, we speak to a number of retailers about the pros and cons of being in the city centre.      

Manx Care is expecting to be £2million over budget by the end of the financial year.

And a recap of today's Southern 100 Road Racing action.

All that and more on Manx Radio Update for Thursday, 10 July with Lewis Foster.

How will a tourism tax in Liverpool affect medical transfer patients?

A member of the education department says school league tables are ‘problematic’.

Plus we have an update from Isle of Man Meats following the introduction of a new board last year.

All of that and much more on Manx Radio Update for Wednesday, 9 July with Lewis Foster.

• New figures show a number of cancer diagnosis and treatment targets are frequently missed.
• Tynwald Day petitioners were out in full force – there’s more on the issues they’d like to see changed.
• The last surviving member of the Bee Gees has been reflecting on his childhood on the Isle of Man.