Graham Cregeen reflects on his time as Education Minister as he heads to Home Affairs, Danny Roberts on his attempt to run up and down Snaefell 14 times and Computerbus man retires

Minister Skelly on planning for TT in face of Coronavirus, John Moss on closing of Promenade Medical Centre and Norwegian Cruise ship visitors head to the beaches - to help clean them!

Economic Development Minister Laurence Skelly on not over-reacting to Coronavirus, Jason Moorhouse MHK on changes to Jurby buses and Visit IOM head Angela Byrne on One Big Weekend events 2020

Jan Wozniak of Freedom Travel on Coronavirus concerns, candidate Haafizah Hoosen on Islamophobia as she stands for MLC position and Terry Cringle remembers fellow broadcaster David Callister who's died at age of 84

Dollin Mercer reports on latest news about Corona virus, Ewan Gawne meets Laxey residents ahead of public meeting on sewage plant in village and Jaime Amoedo on Plastic Busters group

Students from Ballakermeen High School give their views on potential strike by teachers, non-exec chair of Visit IOM on future of tourism and DOI Minister Ray Harmer on sunflower lanyard scheme to signal hidden disabilities.

Chief Minister Howard Quayle on how Brexit may affect Island, Health Minister takes on Home Affairs on interim basis and Hector Duff shortlisted for Peoples' Choice Award!

Children's Champion Tim Baker MHK discusses the Island's fostering and adoption systems, fishermen speak up on the restrictions costing them their livelihoods, and tribute are made to Home Affairs Minister Bill Malarkey MHK who sadly passed away earlier today, aged 68.

Tim Baker slams CoMin for post office debate adjournment, local hairdressers boycott gossip magazines, and you might recycle, but do you do it properly? If not you could be doing more harm than good!

After 35 years, David Cretney MLC retires from politics, The WI is a 'lifesaver', and more on the mobility scooters on busses row.