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.
Bus services could be cancelled later
Bus Vannin says some passengers may be facing disruption tonight.
Mountain Road shut after crash, say police
Police say the Mountain Road has closed after a crash.
Watch out for horse riders today!
Police are warning motorists in the south to be careful this morning, as an annual horse ride takes place.
Airport stats show huge rise in cargo
Ronaldsway Airport says it's seen a jump of almost 47 per cent in the amount of cargo passing through it in August.
Amber weather warning issued for today
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued an amber weather warning for today.
St John Ambulance invites public to open day this weekend
A first aid organisation will be opening its doors to the public this weekend.
Election meeting in Onchan tonight
There'll be a chance to meet election candidates standing in Onchan tonight.
Online auction opens for Hospice concert
An online auction will give you the chance to see a special gig by Sam Barks.
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