Adrian Darbyshire

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The triskelion lighting column is already showing signs of wear and tear (-)It’s only been in place a week, but the Three Legs lighting column is already showing signs of wear and tear. The giant illuminated Triskelion light feature towers over Peveril Island, the roundabout outside the Sea Terminal. It was craned into position on Tuesday evening last week. But as these pictures show, the £36,000 structure is looking less than immaculate.

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Police raid on Amiga Entertainment last year (Nick Fleming)An island-based online gaming company has been named in a new report on transnational crime over its alleged links to scam compounds in CambodiaPolice raided the offices of Amiga Entertainment Ltd and Ableton Prestige Limited and on Ridgeway Street, Douglas, in March this year. Two people were arrested and subsequently released on police bail.

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Remember Monday’s UK entry in the Eurovision Song Contest, ‘What the Hell just happened’ crashed to 19th place in Basel (-)Tynwald has rejected a committee’s call for the Chief Minister to withdraw ‘unacceptable’ comments he made about former Health Minister Lawrie Hooper. Committee chairman Juan Watterson SHK said it was the first time he could recall when the issue of parliamentary language had been subject to a report and a debate.

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A pod at the Reayrt Vradda campsite (Media IoM)Port Erin Commissioners says it wants to find a ‘workable solution’ after the company behind a ‘luxury’ glamping site confirmed it is to go into liquidation. Reayrt Vradda Glamping Ltd, which operates the campsite on Ballafesson Road on the outskirts of Port Erin, is to hold an extraordinary general meeting on June 5 when a resolution will be proposed for the voluntary winding up of the company.

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The companies are based at Falcon House on Ridgeway Street (Media IoM)An e-gaming company that was raided by police as part of an investigation into international money laundering is to be wound up. Police executed a search warrant at the offices of Ableton Prestige Limited and Amiga Entertainment Ltd on Ridgeway Street, Douglas, in March this year. Two people were arrested and released on police bail.