The Chief Minister has accused the media of sensationalising stories about the government.
Howard Quayle MHK delivered his first state of the nation address to Tynwald on Tuesday.
He says social media spreads what he calls 'fake news' and rumours and is often used to further hidden agendas.
Mr Quayle added government would rather 'do the right thing' than make popular decisions.
Telegraph pole repairs shut road in Maughold
A stretch of road in the north of the Island will be shut today for repairs to a telegraph pole.
Women to lead TT2026 legacy lap
A legacy lap during next year's TT festival is to be led by women for the first time.
Ramsey shop to close in December
A craft shop in Ramsey says it'll close its doors for good next month.
Coal fund starts distributions
One of the Island's oldest charities will hold its first distribution of the year this week.
Bee Gees' former home for sale
Fancy living in a former home of the Bee Gees?
Road Safety Week starts with mobile warning
Police are reminding people not to use their mobile phones behind the wheel.
Roadworks mean bus diversions in Willaston this week
Buses in Willaston will be diverted this week as roadworks get underway.
Calf's blast of vapour mistaken for fire
Firefighters say reports of a blaze on the Calf of Man at the weekend turned out to be something unexpected.
