A new campaign aiming to make every primary school on the Isle of Wight “Sun Safe” has been launched in memory of a young woman who died from skin cancer.

Now in its 14th year, the family-friendly festival has become a firm fixture on the Isle of Wight’s events calendar.

Pupils from the Priory School celebrated a series of successes at this year’s Isle of Wight Music, Dance and Drama Festival.

The Foodbank provides vital support year-round, offering staple food, clothing, and seasonal treats to families facing challenging times.

Island businesses took centre stage on last night’s episode of BBC One’s The Apprentice, filmed on the Isle of Wight.

Comedian and actor Andrew O’Neill is set to bring a headline stand-up show to Ryde this evening.

Put on your detective hat and see if you can crack these cases before checking the solutions! 🧠 1) The Wet Umbrella (Easy) A man enters a café carrying a wet umbrella. He orders coffee and sits down. Moments later, the detective beside him says: “You walked here, didn’t you?” How did the detective know? 🧠 2) The Library Visitor (Easy) A librarian sees a visitor enter the library wearing thick gloves. Within seconds she says: “You’re not here to read.” Why? 🧩 3) The Missing

Train stations are supposed to be functional places — somewhere you rush through while checking departure boards and hoping your platform hasn’t changed again. But every now and then, a station goes far beyond basic transport and becomes something else entirely. Stunning architecture, historic grandeur, and surprising cultural significance mean some stations deserve just as many visitors as the cities they serve. Here are five train stations around the world that are attracti