Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson says the government's planning to use face recognition technology at ports.
Today, she's announced a strategy called Securing Our Island, designed to tackle crime by securing the Island's borders.
The plan aims to spot criminals before they enter the Island, keep residents safe, and bring wrongdoers to justice.
The government says it'll introduce facial recognition and number plate recognition at air and sea ports.
Youth select committee holds hearing on housing
Young people on the Island will hear about affordable housing from expert witnesses today.
Island women living almost five years longer than men
Women on the Island are living almost five years longer than men, it's been revealed.
Ministers to make Tynwald statements next month
Tynwald will get updates from the chief minister and treasury minister during its first sitting of the parliamentary year.
Tynwald set for air and sea link debate
Tynwald members look set to debate the Island's transport links next month.
Man bailed over cocaine allegation
A Pulrose man has appeared in court charged with possessing cocaine.
Why is school meals review months overdue, asks MHK
A Douglas MHK wants to know when the government will publish its review of school meals.
Theatre wants pews with booze
A Douglas theatre is asking for your views as it considers letting patrons drink in their seats.
Gas company gets new group head
The Isle of Man has a new head of its largest gas company.
