The Island's prison has shown interest in using body cameras, according to the Chief Minister.
Howard Quayle says the prison holds an interest in Government Technology Services and is awaiting the outcome of police trials.
Mr Quayle added that body cameras have proven to be an "excellent aid to de-escalation and evidence gathering" over in the UK.
Garff MHK Daphne Caine asked in Tynwald yesterday whether there are plans for other public services to use the devices.
Don't bring your own drone for show this week!
Flying your own drone at a professional show in Douglas this week could cost you £10,000.
Jurassic larks to return in May!
A roar-some charity event that sees runners dressed as dinosaurs will return to the Island in May.
Lord Street plans get go-ahead
Plans for a 12-storey multi-purpose development in Douglas have been given planning approval.
Steam Packet profits fell by 10% in 2024
The Steam Packet Company says it saw its profits fall by more than 10 per cent in 2024.
Illegal waste reports more than double in 12 months
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it's investigated 169 reports of dumped controlled waste in the past five years.
MHK to ask urgent question about Noble's Hospital beds
Tynwald will hear an urgent question about bed spaces at Noble's Hospital tomorrow.
Salvation Army service helping people with more than £2 million of debt
The Salvation Army's says it's helping more than 40 people who are struggling to manage around £2.2 million worth of debt.
Tynwald question over government's post office payments
An MHK is asking how much the government's paid the Post Office and sub-postmasters for the services they provide.
