An Island animal charity says don't count your chickens until they're hatched.
The Manx Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to animals took to Facebook to warn people that hatching eggs doesn't always mean you'll end up with hens.
It says you need to be prepared some of the chicks will turn out to be cockerels.
And it adds dumping unwanted poultry - most often cockerels - is a criminal offence.
Bus disruption continues into afternoon
Bus Vannin faces another day of disruptions as they say almost a dozen buses might be called off.
Scary Hop tu Naa event called off
A spooky festival in the north of the Island for Hop Tu Naa has been called off.
Liverpool roofer caught drink-driving in work van
A Liverpool roofer won't be driving his van back to the UK after admitting drink-driving.
Woodbourne Kitchen takes over Cycle360 cafe
A Braddan-based coffee shop will get new management from October
DOI sells off airport rescue tractor
The Department of Infrastructure is selling off a tractor which would have launched an unused £285,000 Ronaldsway airport rescue boat.
Buses to work may be cancelled, says Bus Vannin
Bus Vannin says a number of buses are unlikely to run this morning, with more problems covering services.
Mums waiting up to six months for birth debriefs
38 mums are waiting for debriefings after giving birth - with one woman waiting more than six months.
Man accused of spying on woman getting out of shower
A former Parish Walk winner will face trial after denying being a peeping Tom.
