• What could the consequences of removing the Bishop’s vote be? A committee has delivered its final report – we’ll also hear from the Bishop and the MHK behind the proposal.
• Police have been holding a series of talks to combat large sums of money being lost to scammers.
• The Isle of Man’s Callum Brew has been crowned World Paradarts Champion.

• A “threat to democracy” – that’s how new proposed legislation has been described by local authorities, as the government seeks to impose functions on them without financial support.
• The Isle of Man could soon see the introduction of free period products.
• The Post Office says it could be rolling out expiry dates on stamps and postage labels.

The latest from the Steam Packet after a 'chaotic' sailing from Liverpool to Douglas leaves some passengers injured and vehicles damaged.

Reaction from businesses after Tynwald approves a rise in the minimum wage.

And the Western Vikings rugby club has issued an urgent appeal for new players.

Manx and Jersey Telecom's merge

Minimum wage increase reactions

Is there a lesson for Manx politics after Welsh election result

• Manx Radio's Christian Jones will be reporting live from the Chamber on the third day of questions and debate since Tynwald returned following the summer recess
• There are changes to next year's Classic TT programme - Rob Pritchard will be explaining the differences
• And the Police respond after Manx Radio questioned elderly people yesterday if they feel safe walking the Island's streets at night 

The Enterprise Minister's apologised to hoteliers for comments he made during July's sitting of Tynwald

Meanwhile,the Health Minister's also saying sorry for inaccuracies in a Tynwald response regarding Ramsey's Minor Injury Unit.

And Treasury's being urged to ensure those who use the MiCard system can still obtain their funds once it closes down.

It's Update on Manx Radio with Dave Moore for Wednesday, 22 October.

Tynwald returns after a three months recess - we recap the main talking points from the opening day of October's sitting.

And Manx.Net e-mail users will no longer be able to use the service for free from next year.

All that and more on Update on Manx Radio with Dave Moore.

• An MHK is urging the public to lobby their representatives to back calls for an inquiry into whistleblowing.
• The ManxSPCA is preparing to launch a petition against the use of electric collars on pets.
• We speak to Boakesey Closs, who beat the popular ITV programme 'The Chase' last night – taking home £25,000.

A round up of the day's main news with Beth Espey, including some concerns about getting home insurance in Laxey, concerns raised about the North West Area Plan, and details of a fundraiser which will shone a light on men's mental health this weekend.

We have the latest following the death of a Year 9 student from Ballakermeen High School.

Also in this episode - what’s being done to make bus travel easier for people who use mobility scooters around the Island?

The Department of Infrastructure has apologised to 137 housing tenants for the tone of a recent rent arrears letter - we’ll hear from the minister.

And there’s a new public consultation on making broadband more affordable for households struggling with costs.