• With Donald Trump setting 10% tariffs on goods from the UK we'll hear what it means to Isle of Man Creamery
• Plans for a major redevelopment on Lord Street in Douglas will still go ahead despite a planning application being withdrawn today
• And the Government launches a public consultation on what looks like the biggest shake-up to the jury system in decades 



- Manx Care says it deeply regrets errors it made handling a data request.

- Meanwhile, the health body's warning its Breast Clinic will not run as smoothly in the coming weeks due to staffing

- And a TT winner says he's still hopeful of competing at this year's event despite losing his planned ride yesterday



- The incoming 20mph zones were discussed in the House of Keys today - we'll hear the latest.

- Wetherspoons has finally found the Isle of Man but what's Government's take on their arrival?

- And a final decision about the future of the former Castletown Golf Links Hotel site has been made.



We hear about the impact dog attacks can have on the agricultural sector during lambing season.

What are the barriers preventing women entering politics on the Isle of Man?

And reaction from the Ravens manager as FC Isle of Man lose 4-0 at home at the Bowl.

All that and much more on Update with Lewis Foster for Monday, 31 March 2025.

• The Information Commissioner’s issued an enforcement notice to Manx Care, after it was found to have failed to comply with regulations.
• Treasury’s been reflecting on why it thinks introducing an NHS levy will enable the health service to continue, as it warns demand is outstripping resources.
• A group of newly-recruited police officers are set to take on a charity walk in aid of Victim Support Isle of Man.

• Government is looking to introduce a new tax to tackle increasing healthcare costs.
• We continue to get reaction from those who’ve long been campaigning in favour of assisted dying, after a historic moment when the Bill was passed earlier this week.
• And is the end in sight for untreated sewage being pumped into the sea in Peel?

All the latest as we hear which local authorities will be going to the polls next month.

Plus, reaction to the latest Assisted Dying development, and the chief minister tells us what he knows as the CEO of Isle of Man Government is set to leave at the end of the month.

All that and much more on Update with Lewis Foster for 26 March, 2025.

- The Isle of Man is the first place in the British Isles to legalise assisted dying. We'll have a special report

- It's endiometrosis awareness month - we hear from a sufferer with the condition

- The Public Services Commission's published it's annual report. We'll be taking a look at it

- The Isle of Man Government’s most senior civil servant has announced he’s resigning, after only being in the job for 18 months.

- A leading medical specialist says there needs to be more political oversight in the healthcare system.

- As the new 20mph zones roll out across the island we'll hear how some areas in Cardiff have reverted back to 30.

• The health minister says backbench MHKs may have blocked a debate on Manx Care’s Mandate and Operating Plan, but that won’t stop it coming into force.
• A long-awaited review into the Isle of Man's school meals system has finally been published - though much of it remains redacted.
• And FC Isle of Man is back in action as they hope to end a six-match winless streak.