Sitting gets underway at 10am
Six MHKs will present ministers with 14 questions at this morning's (Tuesday 27) House of Keys session.
The House's standing order committee has a motion in front of them, accepted by members, that it will now take a simple majority of MHKs and not a two thirds majority of 16, to extend the time permitted for questions beyond the usual hour.
John Moss reports:
Government 'will intervene in air market if necessary'
Tynwald to consider new air policy
Politicians 'should keep promises on public spending', says MHK
Budget committee to report back by end of February 2026
Mountain Road and Sloc remain shut as snow hits the hills
Most other roads 'clear or passable with care' according to police
Trump return means Island needs to be 'looking over its shoulder'
Former commissioner says tax controls and gaming sector could be impacted by incoming US president
