The government's confirmed it invested half a million pounds in a UK company which has gone bust.
A Freedom of Information request to the Department for Enterprise asked about government money in Lawbit, an online law firm which is being wound up with debts of around £6 million.
The department says it made two payments totalling £500,000 in January and December 2018 through the Enterprise Development Scheme.
It added as a secured creditor it's engaging in the process of winding the company up.
Tree-mendous fundraiser from Foxdale business
There's a chance to turn ten inches of wood into lasting memories - and raise money for charity!
Six ferry crossings threatened by weather
The Steam Packet Company says six Manxman sailings on Monday and Tuesday are at risk of disruption because of bad weather.
Government updates immigration rules for Ukrainians
The government's applying changes to the way Ukrainians can move to the Isle of Man to live.
More gales on the way?
Forecasters say the Island could be in for more gale force winds next week.
Smoking mums-to-be offered help
Manx Care is launching a initiative that supports pregnant women quit smoking.
Delayed mail to UK will arrive tomorrow, says Post Office
The Island’s Post Office says mail due to be delivered before Christmas will arrive tomorrow.
Five-week closure planned for Douglas street
A street in central Douglas is due to close for around five weeks for resurfacing in the New Year.
Holocaust Memorial service date confirmed
An annual event to remember those who've lost their lives in genocides around the world will take place in the New Year.
