The IOM athletes in action on day 1 of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the horse trams are back on Douglas Prom, the chair of Manx Utilities says the Islands water supply will be able to cope with an influx of thousands of new residents, the latest Covid surveillance report from the government, we hear from the new chair of the Isle of Man Post office and the latest business & sport headlines as the Ravens prepare to kick-off their new season at the Bowl tomorrow evening.

Tonight, an apology from the Infrastructure Minister for travel disruption on the Island’s buses in recent weeks, the Island’s Chief Veterinary Officer says there are currently no plans to introduce protection or surveillance zones here, but that those who keep birds should do what they can to stop them mixing with wild birds, Daphne Caine, Chair of the Climate Change Board, on the Government’s Green Living Grants and the way it’s being administered, Manx Care say plans to upskill nine health care professionals on the Isla of Man will have a profound impact on health waiting lists and we have the latest business & sport headlines as the Commonwealth Games swings into action in Birmingham.

Gas price rises might not happen at all according to one utilities campaigner, Manx Utilities are hoping to keep their 100% record for not issuing fines for breaking the hosepipe ban which starts on Friday, Manx Care says it would cost half a million pounds per year to get patients to the UK the day before their appointment, the police are appealing for public support to help the Neighbourhood Policing Team, there are new restrictions on the Calf of Man to prevent the spread of bird flu and visually impaired people on the Island have been given a chance to try out circus skills

Hosepipe ban in force from Friday as public ignore warnings, sorting out the People’s Wood, the row over paving slabs in Castletown, and Manx athletes prepare for the Commonwealth Games. It’s Update with John Moss.

The IOM is added to Russia's list of unfriendly countries, the Chief Minister says that the Island is not being ambitious enough on sustainability, the SHK says new MHK's need more training when taking up Ministerial roles, neighbourhood policing returns to the IOM, an urban designer has plans for Castletown, more on the Bushy's sale, silverware for the Ravens in the Skipton Cup and a look ahead to the Commonwealth Games

The Department of Health and Social Care Minister responds to the new private GP practice opening in Douglas, there's a look at the findings of the government’s latest Covid surveillance report plus Work to repair downed tram lines between Onchan and Baldrine could cost up to £5,000

The Chamber of Commerce is backing says the chief minister’s economic strategy but needs more details about how it will be implemented while the infrastructure minister reveals government plans to house the extra 15,000 people it’s seeking to bring to the Island plus a new smartphone app, available on the Isle of Man, is hoping to help tackle the issue of global food waste

No new licences for hydrocarbon exploration, 16.5 million more for sewage works, and new Childcare Strategy passed by Tynwald.

Update

Laxey business told to remove outside seating, the quality of Tynwald questioning needs a ‘shake up’ says MHK, police tackling anti-social behaviour amongst young people plus business, sport and travel…it’s Update with Barrie Redfern