A benefits fraudster has been sentenced to 120 hours' community service.
29 year old Katie Marie Astick of Shore Road in Kirk Michael appeared at Douglas Courthouse.
The tattoo artist admitted two counts of benefits fraud - falsely declaring she was liable for rental payments for a property in St John's - which resulted in her being overpaid £7,081.
Deputy High Bailiff Rachael Braidwood heard Astick is paying back the money at £40 a week.
Gales bring ferry disruption
The Steam Packet Company says two sailings later will be affected by forecast bad weather.
High winds spark weather warning
Forecasters have issued a yellow weather warning during high tide later today.
Police appeal for information after man dies at Snooker Bar
The police are appealing for information after the sudden death of a man last week.
Locals love the royal visit!
Dozens of residents gathered outside Cathedral Isle of Man to catch a glimpse of a royal.
Weather warning issued for tonight
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for tonight.
Questions over cancelled school science event cost
How much did a cancelled science event for children cost the Department for Enterprise?
Ferry sailings brought forward in face of bad weather
The Steam Packet Company says two of its sailings tomorrow have been rescheduled because of weather.
New coins to mark King's first year
The Island's going to get new 50p pieces to celebrate the King's first year on the throne.
