A 600-year-old piece of jewellery discovered on the Island has been declared as 'Treasure'.
The silver and gilt ring - dated between 1400 and 1500 - was found by metal detectorist Gordan Graham back in May.
The artefact was classed as treasure by Coroner of Inquests, John Needham.
Curator for Archaeology at Manx National Heritage, Allison Fox, says they can't determine who it belonged to but they can see from the quality the person had the means to buy good pieces.
Dozens of extra salt bins this year, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says the Island's had an extra 21 salt bins to deal with freezing weather over the winter.
No data on minimum wage earners, says minister
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says he doesn't know how many people were paid minimum wage last year - or how much they contributed in tax and National Insurance.
Foodbank looking for volunteers
Could you help those who've been badly hit by the cost of living crisis?
Passport fees rise tomorrow
Today's the last day to get your passport before fees go up tomorrow.
Appeal after car damaged in Laxey
Police are asking witnesses to come forward after a car was damaged in Laxey earlier this week.
Bus Vannin hopes electric bus will score Ohm run
Bus Vannin says a new electric vehicle will be plying routes on the Island over the coming weeks.
Steam Packet warns of tidal disruption
The Steam Packet Company says it's making a number of changes to its timetabled sailings over the next week.
Level 42 to headline TT 2025!
Level 42 will be headlining this year's TT festival.
