The Isle of Man has teamed up with FIFA in an effort to stamp out match fixing.
The Gambling Supervision Commission has signed a new memorandum of understanding with the subsidiary Early Warning System.
EWS was founded by FIFA to help safeguard the integrity of football - the organisation gathers and analyses betting information relating to football matches.
It's in an effort to stop sports being rigged - and to keep the Island's gaming sector free from crime and corruption.
Peel shop announces imminent closure
A shop in Peel is to close its doors next month.
Election candidate charged with harassment
A candidate in tomorrow's general election will appear in court again next month.
More than £64,000 in benefits paid in error last year
The Treasury says it mistakenly paid out more than £64,000 in benefits last year.
Lifeboat escorts yacht to harbour after engine failure
Port St Mary lifeboat was called to help a yacht in difficulty last night.
New doors planned for Tynwald building
The Department of Infrastructure says it wants to improve the energy efficiency of the Tynwald building by installing new doors.
Archbishop of York to visit Island for pilgrimage this week
One of the most powerful figures in the Church of England is visiting the Island on a pilgrimage this week.
Braddan footpath to close for sewer works
A public footpath in Braddan will close from Friday while Manx Utilities carries out sewer works.
Gun club applies to expand facilities
A gun club says it hopes a proposed expansion will provide better facilities for its users.
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