A man who pinned his then-girlfriend to a chair while he shouted in her face has been convicted of domestic abuse.
51-year-old Paul Henry Campbell of Springfield Avenue in Douglas appeared before Deputy High Bailiff Rachael Braidwood at Douglas Courthouse.
Campbell admitted two counts of domestic abuse - the court heard in a separate incident he threw tea at a wall and ceiling while shouting.
He was put on probation for 18 months and ordered to pay £125 costs.
Objectors call meeting over Peel hotel plans
A public meeting will be held in Peel this week after plans were unveiled for a multimillion pound tourism development.
Pink TT course lap for charity
A charity lap of the TT course next month will one of the brightest biker processions the Island's ever seen!
Office plan for former soft play facility
A Douglas company's applied for planning permission to transform a former soft play facility in Ballasalla.
Spice up your life at chilli festival
A huge chilli and barbecue festival will get underway in Onchan later.
Driver cut from car after Mountain Road crash
Fire crews spent just over half an hour freeing a driver from their car this morning.
Bus services could be cancelled later
Bus Vannin says some passengers may be facing disruption tonight.
Mountain Road shut after crash, say police
Police say the Mountain Road has closed after a crash.
Watch out for horse riders today!
Police are warning motorists in the south to be careful this morning, as an annual horse ride takes place.
