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.
300th Noble's Park Run tomorrow!
The 300th Noble's Park Run is taking place tomorrow.
Suicidal warning signs to be taught to local barbers
Barbers are being taught to spot the warning signs of clients who have suicidal thoughts.
Colleagues tackle 3 Peaks in memory of friend
A group of colleagues will face the three highest peaks in the British Isles in memory of their friend.
Laxey Wheel 170th anniversary event tomorrow
There's a chance to explore an iconic Manx landmark for free at the end of the month.
Manxman sailings delayed tonight and Saturday morning
Bad weather has caused more delays to ferry crossings today and tomorrow.
Residents advised to secure oil tanks following home theft
Police have put out a reminder to the public about oil theft.
Island's Emergency Control Room awarded for medical dispatch
The Island's Emergency Services Joint Control Room has received a prestigious award for outstanding medical dispatch.
More Manxman delays overnight
Two Steam Packet crossings tonight will be delayed.
