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OBR chair Richard Hughes resigns over Budget day publishing error
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Ozempic-maker Novo Nordisk to cut 9,000 jobs
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Douglas library runs coffee mornings to tackle isolation
Weekly coffee mornings at a library in the Isle of Man capital aim to “get people in who feel a bit isolated,” a librarian has said. Douglas City Library, on Duke Street, is running Winter Warmer sessions to encourage people to be social. They are held each Friday between 09:00 GMT and midday. The move…
