- The Isle of Man Medical Society's raising concerns about Manx Care's mandate

- The Chair of Michael District Commissioners gives his opinion on the introduction of new 20mph speed limits 

- The selling of vaping products to those under the age of 18 is also under the spotlight

- As the issue over cancer screenings rumbles on there looks as if there will be a lengthy debate in Tynwald next week

- A local politician's claiming the Government is behind on its delivery of the island plan

- There's advice on what to do if you suspect you've received a scam message regarding a parcel delivery

- The health minister's defending the wording of Manx care's Mandate around the frequency of cancer screenings

- A report's revealed a third or private asylum accommodation providers in Ireland has links to Isle of Man companies

- The Isle of Man will host the World Skateboard championships in July

An MHK's been invited to visit Ukraine by an Onchan man who lives there following online comments the politician made about the war

A petition calling for the Isle of man to keep its gold service breast screening programme has over 3,000 signatures

Informing the island's population about the copper rollout is a top priority according to the local telecoms regulators

• The treasury minister explains why he’ll be asking Tynwald to approve an additional £20 million for the health service, despite it only overspending by £15.8 million.
• What’s happening with the Newson’s site in Douglas?
• There’s an uplift on the number of cruise ships penned to visit the Isle of Man this summer.

Time to catch up with all the news from around the Island - what's happening at the airport and what's planned for St John's? We also talk about student awards on the Island and have you heard about the Viking settlement in Jurby?

What's happening with parentcraft sessions on the Island? The Chief Minister reflects on his meeting with the UK Security Minister and some great news for Manx beer production. It's all in Update with Beth Espey

Manx Care sets out plans to save money, we hear about what happened in today's Legislative Council election and breaking news regarding Summerland - all that and more in tonight's Update with Beth Espey.

Here's your latest news round up with Beth Espey.

We hear what Tesco has to say after some Manx businesses raise concerns about working with the supermarket giant.    

The latest stage of the work to restore Queen’s Pier in Ramsey is facing some challenges.

And would a new approach help combat anti-social behaviour in Onchan?

It's Update on Manx Radio for Friday, 28 February 2025 with Lewis Foster.