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Have you or a loved one been experiencing delays waiting for a visa application on the Island to be completed?
Treasury has apologised after admitting there have been 'challenges' navigating the Island's immigration system.
Some people have been told it's taking up to 90 days to process applications.
Joe has been waiting for his Visa to live and work on the Island since February.
He's been sharing his story with Amy Griffiths:

"It's been amazing!"
That's how Ramsey's Roisin Quinn has described winning Interior Design Masters.
The BBC One TV show sees wannabe designers take on different challenges each week before a winner is crowned.
Roisin's been telling Amy Griffiths how things have been since the final episode aired on Tuesday:

As the days get longer and recently we've seen some warmer spells, we're being warned to wear sun cream and clothes that protect against harmful UV.
Private GP and dermatologist Dr Roger Dixon has told Manx Radio of increasing rates of skin cancers as a result of a lack of protection.
He spoke to Amy Griffiths:

The Environmental Impact Assessment process due to be completed in the early part of 2025.

Back in 2018, the first all-female expedition travelled to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch - the densest accumulation of marine plastic anywhere on earth.
Local marine biologist Rowan Henthorn was onboard.
The 14-strong international crew set sail on a month-long voyage, which saw them cross 3,000 nautical miles from Hawaii to Vancouver.
A filmmaker went along for the ride, and today, a documentary will be released capturing the journey.

This week is Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week - a campaign dedicated to talking about problems women may be experiencing before, during and after pregnancy.
It's all about raising public and professional awareness of perinatal mental health and advocating for those women and families impacted.
The Island's perinatal service was launched back in 2018 after healthcare professionals spotted a gap in services for women.
Leslie Murphy is Manx Care's Lead Midwife for Enhanced Care and Safeguarding.
Siobhán Fletcher caught up with her.