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On Manx Radio’s Motorsport station this year, we’ve been having daily catch ups on the TT Breakfast Show with Isle of Man Constabulary and various members of the Manx Care team, It’s been a fascinating fortnight, learning about the additional demands and challenges on the services and hearing how they cope with this time of year, when tens of thousands of visitors descend on our tiny Island.
On Wednesday of Race Week, Christy was joined in the studio by Inspector Paul Kemp and also by Will Bellamy, Head of Manx Care’s Ambulance Services.
Hearing about Will and his team’s duties was interesting in itself, but when Paul’s conversation turned to closed roads, it led to a revelatory chat about the ambulance service’ sunique approach to dealing with the closed roads – including crawling through tunnels, spray painted golf courses and more  

As more than 2,000 cruise ship passengers passed through the Isle of Man Sea Terminal on 18 May one man, a German national, suffered a heart attack.
But thanks to calm and collected 18-year-old Welcome Centre employee Gabriella Corkish who assisted with the use of a defibrillator he survived and is now recovering in a hospital in England.
Lewis Foster has been speaking to Gabriella about what happened, and to Paul Healey the chair of the charity responsible for installing the defibrillator; Craig's Heartstrong Foundation.

On Manx Radio's Motorsport Breakfast Show this year, we've been catching up with members of our services - Isle of Man Constabulary, Manx Care and others - who go the extra mile to keep residents and visitors safe and well in the often challenging circumstances presented by and arising from the TT.
On Sunday 2nd June, Christy DeHaven spoke live with Gordon Ingram, Head of Operations for the Great North Air Ambulance Service, along with Oliver Radford, Director of Health Services from Manx Care .

This is the third year people around the world have been able to watch live video coverage of the TT.
Last year, more than 60,000 people paid to watch the stream online.
With a 37.73 mile course, and motorbikes reaching 200mph, how do you turn it into live television?
William King's been speaking to producer of the stream at Greenlight Television, David Beynon, and production manager Aisling Ridout.

The Department for Enterprise is defending its plans for the year ahead and key achievements from the past year.
It aims to develop a national Air Services Policy, advance artificial intelligence initiatives, finalise the delayed Local Economy Strategy, and create 800 new private sector jobs.
But are backbench politicians right in claiming the document contains inaccurate data and those at the top have been too quick to pat themselves on the back?
Manx Radio's Christian Jones sat down with Minister Tim Johnston and the department's most senior civil servant Chief Officer Mark Lewin.

With further qualifying and 10 races to look forward to, how is the weather looking for the rest of TT 2024?
It's not a straight forward forecast, as Ronaldsway Senior Met Officer Kirsty Pendlebury explains.