The government says we'll link systems with the UK to spot criminals coming to the Island in vehicles.
New regulations are being considered by the Department of Home Affairs to use automated number plate recognition software.
Police here will be able to use the UK's ANPR database to spot vehicles as they come through our ports.
It'll mean vehicles involved in criminal investigations in the UK can be flagged and automatically recognised.
Scout hall fundraising continues online
A fundraising drive to reopen a Guide and Scout hut has raised £415 out of its £8,000 target.
Average A&E waiting time 5 hours and 15 minutes
Waiting times for Accident and Emergency patients at Noble's Hospital has risen by more than 18 per cent in the last three months.
375 buses privately hired last year
The Department of Infrastructure says one of it buses was hired out every day last year on average.
Half the Island too tired for family after work
Is work making you exhausted?
New tea room for Ballasalla
Ballasalla is set to get a new tea room next month.
Online petition opposes TT greenway closures
An online petition has been launched after the government announced it would shut greenways during this year's TT.
19 questions on Keys agenda
The House of Keys sits this morning with 19 questions, two laws and a motion to be considered.
Planners approve work on TT winners' enclosure
Planners have given the go-ahead for improvements to the TT winners' enclosure at the grandstand.
