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.
No alien warlord standing in Onchan election after deadline passes
A galactic warrior with a bin for a face won't be contesting their year's general election after all.
Race organisation contacts police over social posts
Andreas Racing Association says it's contacted police following comments about it on social media.
Teaching union asks candidates to sign education pledge
A teaching union is calling on general election candidates to sign a manifesto pledge in support of the Island's education system.
Park day cancelled
A huge fun day planned for Onchan this weekend has been called off.
Most FOI requests from non residents, say Commissioners
Castletown Commissioners have released figures showing most Freedom of Information requests they receive are from outside the town.
Police launch "egg gate" investigation
Police in the west of the Island have launched an investigation after a spat of eggings in Peel.
Bee Gee pays tribute to Dolly Parton
Bee Gee singer Barry Gibb has paid an emotional tribute to Dolly Parton on social media.
Paths open after WWII ammo scare
Footpaths in the south of the Island have reopened after unexploded World War II ammo was found yesterday.
