Ivan Dimitrov, 50, admitted delivering takeaway meals on the Isle of Man after a trip abroad.
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Delivery driver jailed for breaking quarantine law
Ivan Dimitrov, 50, admitted delivering takeaway meals on the Isle of Man after a trip abroad.
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Delivery driver jailed for breaking quarantine law
Ivan Dimitrov, 50, admitted delivering takeaway meals on the Isle of Man after a trip abroad.

Bank to close branches as more customers go online
Isle of Man Bank said it was shutting bases in Peel and Castletown to "move with the times".

Great Laxey Wheel stopped for second time
Repairs to a timber rod will be "complex and financially demanding", Manx National Heritage says.

Historic former police station 'must pay own way'
There is "no blank cheque-book for heritage" on the island, says Manx National Heritage director.

FC Isle of Man withdraw from FA Vase
FC Isle of Man withdraws from the FA Vase because AFC Liverpool cannot travel to Douglas due to border restrictions.

Compulsory school attendance resumes
Parents could face penalties if their children do not attend classes, the government says.

Two-way traffic resumes amid promenade revamp
Traffic had been restricted to northbound traffic as part of works to refurbish the seafront.
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Delivery driver jailed for breaking quarantine law
Ivan Dimitrov, 50, admitted delivering takeaway meals on the Isle of Man after a trip abroad.

Bank to close branches as more customers go online
Isle of Man Bank said it was shutting bases in Peel and Castletown to "move with the times".

Great Laxey Wheel stopped for second time
Repairs to a timber rod will be "complex and financially demanding", Manx National Heritage says.

Historic former police station 'must pay own way'
There is "no blank cheque-book for heritage" on the island, says Manx National Heritage director.

FC Isle of Man withdraw from FA Vase
FC Isle of Man withdraws from the FA Vase because AFC Liverpool cannot travel to Douglas due to border restrictions.

Compulsory school attendance resumes
Parents could face penalties if their children do not attend classes, the government says.

Two-way traffic resumes amid promenade revamp
Traffic had been restricted to northbound traffic as part of works to refurbish the seafront.

Bank to close branches as more customers go online
Isle of Man Bank said it was shutting bases in Peel and Castletown to "move with the times".

Great Laxey Wheel stopped for second time
Repairs to a timber rod will be "complex and financially demanding", Manx National Heritage says.

Historic former police station 'must pay own way'
There is "no blank cheque-book for heritage" on the island, says Manx National Heritage director.
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Repairs to a timber rod will be "complex and financially demanding", Manx National Heritage says.
Read moreIsle of Man Bank said it was shutting bases in Peel and Castletown to "move with the times".
Read moreThere is "no blank cheque-book for heritage" on the island, says Manx National Heritage director.
Read moreFC Isle of Man withdraws from the FA Vase because AFC Liverpool cannot travel to Douglas due to border restrictions.
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