Children suffering with the after-effects of the Chernobyl disaster have had the chance to experience the Manx Culture.
They spent a month with local host families exploring the heritage sites of the Island and taking part in recreational activities.
Founder of charity Friends of Chernobyl's Children (Isle of Man), Norman Rivers, says the experience 'can change lives'.
The organisation has been doing placements for underprivileged children from the region for over two decades.
Child benefits applications go online
The Treasury says applications for child benefits can now be made online.
New Manx mural brings colour to Foxdale
A new mural has been unveiled in Foxdale.
Port Erin Post Office to open earlier on weekdays
Isle of Man Post Office says a branch in the south of the Island will open 30 minutes earlier on weekdays.
Short-staffing could mean bus problems this weekend
Bus Vannin's warning passengers about more possible disruption this weekend.
Ballasalla pizza lovers getting early Xmas present!
A pizza business which took over a much-loved café in the south of the Island says it's hoping to open its doors in December.
Rally means bus diversions in the south
Bus Vannin says a number of its services will divert today because of a motorsport event.
Survey shows overwhelming support for Southern 100
96 per cent those involved in this year's Southern 100 say they'll be back!
Bank applies to revamp cashpoints in Douglas
A bank which announced it was closing three Island cashpoints has applied for two replacement machines in the capital.
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