After six years of no Humpback whale sightings there's now been five reported in recent months.
The latest came over the weekend just 300 metres offshore in Port St Mary.
The whale breached several times, swam on its side and upside down and at one point flapped its flippers on the surface.
They've been commonly spotted around the south and east coast, boat owners are reminded there is still a code of conduct in place and boats should remain 100 metres from any whale or dolphin where possible.
New plans for 157 year old building at TT landmark
A planning application's been submitted to rebuild a 157 year old storeroom at a TT landmark.
EU laws help Island meet global standards, say ministers
The Council of Ministers says EU legislation about rough diamonds, firearms and drug precursors are still the best way for the Island to meet international standards.
Chance of more ice this week
Ronaldsway Met Office says there's a risk of more ice this week.
Ferry sailings called off
Two scheduled sailings have been cancelled tonight because of weather.
Warning over gift manx.net card scams
Police are warning people to be wary of scams targeting manx.net email addresses.
Chamber of Commerce issues advice over immigration language changes
The Island's Chamber of Commerce says companies should check candidates they're considering recruiting as immigration rules change.
Police appeal after late-night incident in Douglas
Police are appealing for witnesses after an incident in central Douglas in the early hours of Sunday morning.
£10k to be spent on Onchan Raceway's drainage
Onchan Commissioners have agreed to spend £10,000 improving drainage at the village's raceway after problems with flooding.
