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.
Manx Care urges TT fans to check travel insurance
Manx Care has issued advice to bikers coming to the Island for TT.
Mountain Road closed because of several incidents
Police say the Mountain Road is currently shut while emergency services deal with several incidents.
Over 25 percent still haven't completed censuses
The government says more than a quarter of the Island still haven't filled in their census forms.
Warning for paddleboarders after incidents in wind
The coastguard's urging people to be safe after a number of incidents where paddleboarders got into difficulty in strong winds yesterday, Wednesday, May 27.
TT organisers confirm death of rider Daniel Ingham
TT organisers have confirmed Daniel Ingham was killed in the incident at Doran's Bend during qualifying yesterday.
'No further comment' on sidecar decision, say TT organisers
Race organisers say they won't be commenting further on the end of the sidecar racing at this year's TT.
Shop appeal after TT flag vanishes
A shop in Ramsey is appealing for the return of one of its official TT flags.
Thefts around TT Grandstand spark plea from police
Police are asking visitors to ensure their belongings are secure, after a spate of thefts at the TT Grandstand.
