People on the Isle of Man are being urged not to ignore a test which screens for cancer just because they're squeamish.
The Department of Health and Social Care is supporting the national 'Be Clear on Cancer' screening campaign which runs until the end of March.
Residents aged between 60 and 74 are sent screening kits every two years:
Each year 2,000 people in this age bracket are diagnosed with bowel cancer in the North West - Doctor Henrietta Ewart is the director of public health:
TT course closed in Crosby after crash
Buses are being forced to divert this evening after a crash in Marown.
Gelato business is ready for summer!
A Castletown gelato hut is opening for the Summer season tomorrow.
Baroness Mone 'too late' for Covid inquiry special status
Manx resident Baroness Mone has been told she can't have access to documents and evidence in the UK's Covid-19 Inquiry.
Does the government offer part-time jobs?
How many part-time government jobs have been advertised in the last three months?
Bushy's TT Village announces opening dates!
The Bushy's TT Village will be back this year!
Ramsey sprint company can't afford TT2025 ferry costs
The company behind the Ramsey Sprint says it won't be back this year because it can't afford the ferry.
Moving swimming lessons to NSC saves £4,685
Education Minister Daphne Caine says giving children from Ballasalla swimming lessons in Douglas saves more than £4,500 a year.
Questions over 20 limits raised in Tynwald next week
Questions about the Island's impending 20mph urban speed limit will be raised when Tynwald sits next week.
