A UK newspaper's been left with a red face as well as a red top - after mistaking Chief Minister Howard Quayle as head of Guernsey's government.
The Daily Express this week ran a story about plans in the Channel Islands to legalise assisted dying.
But alongside the story it ran a picture of the top Manx politician instead of his Guernsey counterpart.
A number of people spotted the mistake and posted it to social media - the govenment says it's been in touch to correct the error.
I can assure you I haven't been moonlighting as the Chief Minister of Guernsey! The Daily Express has its Crown Dependency CMs in a twist - but we have been in touch to point out the error.
— Howard Quayle (@HowardQuayleMHK) March 22, 2018
2,000 year old spoon used for telling the future found in the west of the Island
Still time to get your flu jab
Vet stepping back from service
"We're not a pet toilet", says Castletown tearoom
Charity defends dog muzzles after criticism
Seal released back into wild after being given the all-clear
Appeal after car damaged at golf links
Bidder pays £500 for £10 note
