• Tributes are being paid to former MHK Tim Baker, who’s died at the age of 59.
• The infrastructure minister has dismissed claims 20mph zones could delay bus routes.
• The Isle of Man’s National Football team face off against FC Isle of Man at the Bowl this evening.

Here's your daily news round-up for Thursday, 3 July with Beth Espey.

Tonight we talk about a road survey, the Government's latest roadshow event and a Spanish tall ship.

Your daily round-up of what's been happening on the Isle of Man, including the breaking news about how Billy Harris fared in his second match at Wimbledon.

Here's the round-up of the day's main news including a live interview with the teaching Union NAHT about why they're balloting members about taking potential industrial action.

All the main news in under 30 minutes with Beth Espey.

• The Cregneash bus route has been reinstated after a lengthy public and political battle.
• The track at the NSC was named after Manx sporting hero, Sir Mark Cavendish.
• Could the Family Library be saved?

• The resignation of Visit Isle of Man’s Chair draws scrutiny, as government declines to say whether a whistleblower dossier played a part.
• Why has the government issued takedown notices to some TT footage shared online?
• The latest on Billy Harris at the Eastbourne Open.

• Dentists could soon be paid more to take on NHS work, in a bid to ease the growing backlog.
• Attempts to stall and give greater scrutiny to the proposed 20mph rollout have been rebutted by the infrastructure minister.
• Just weeks after a crash at the TT, a sidecar team have announced they’ll be back for the Southern 100.

• Manx residents are being issued travel advice, as tensions in the Middle East escalate.
• The government's under pressure after a new report warns the Island’s climate goals are falling off track.
• The Island’s played host to a prestigious farming awards ceremony.

• A landmark law that could reverse the Island’s current organ donation system may come into effect by January next year.
• A Manx artist has been shortlisted in an international sci-art competition.
• We’ll catch up with the winners of this year’s Parish Walk.