An annual event to remember those who've lost their lives in genocides around the world will take place in the New Year.
National Holocaust Memorial Day will be commemorated with a service at the Cathedral Church of St Mary of the Isle in Douglas on Sunday, January 26.
Organisers say all are welcome to attend the event, which starts at 3pm.
It's being held in memory of those killed in the Holocaust as well as other mass killings.
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