Lots of interesting stuff in this episode including an interview with the Royal College of Nursing about the strike ballot for its members, a word from the Steam Packet about changes to its adult-child ratios and some criticism of an MHK's comments in Tynwald this week about staffing levels at Noble's Hospital.

A breakdown of the Budget 2025 in today's episode.

For all the details visit Manx Radio's Budget minisite, supported by Manx Radio here.

A round-up of the day's main news with Beth Espey

All the news from the Isle of Man you need to know in under 30 minutes - in this episode what's happening with the Lieutenant Governor's term, some Budget 2025 predictions and a lovely story about how robot pets are helping dementia patients on the Isle of Man.

In this episode we hear the latest from the ongoing death by dangerous driving trial. We also find out the names of the 16 people hoping to get a seat on Legco - and should all taxis on the Island be electric?

A round-up of the day's news with Beth Espey

Changes to Assisted Dying Legislation in the UK won't affect laws over here, teenagers tell us there's nothing for them to do on the Island - and we learn what word Beth really struggles to say.

Concerns for the future of air connectivity as easyJet reduces its flight schedule.

ANPR cameras soon to be introduced at the Island’s ports.

The minister quoted by UK press as being 'glad that the Isle of Man has scrapped the triple lock' issues clarification.

And can a 2,000-year-old spoon predict the future?

It's Update for Monday, 10 February with Lewis Foster.

A roundup of the news for Friday - including easyJet flight reductions, the issue of people not turning up to GP appointments and something special has arrived in Peel...you'll be able to see it from Sunday.

Pay offers, dental waiting lists and a practice announcing it's handing back its contract to Manx Care. It's all in Update with Beth Espey.