More than 200 secondary school students are taking part in the International Linguistics Olympiad on the Isle of Man this week.
Representatives from 33 countries will be tested against some of the toughest language and linguistic puzzles.
The contest is one of 13 International Science Olympiads held around the world each year, and was officially declared open at the Gaiety Theatre on Monday.
Government has wished the Island's team 'the best of luck'.
Treasury meeting with Isle of Man Bankers Association this week
The Treasury says it will be meeting with the Isle of Man Bankers Association later this week to discuss concerns over residents opening a bank accounts.
This weeks doctors' strike called off
The doctors strike that was meant to start tomorrow has been deferred.
ManxSPCA says there's been a rise in breeds it doesn't see often
An Island charity say it seen an increase in dog breeding and a rise of breeds it doesn't see very often being handed over.
Value for money is least considered factor in health care
People responding to a government consultation say value for money is their least-considered factor when considering health and care.
Stricter measures announced to stop Foot and Mouth Disease
The Island is bringing in stricter measures to help prevent the spread of Foot and Mouth Disease.
Cav among those shortlisted for the Isle of Man Sports Awards
Cycling legend Sir Mark Cavendish is among those who have been shortlisted for the Isle of Man Sports Awards.
Tynwald returns this morning after the Christmas break
Tynwald returns this morning for its first meeting since the Christmas break.
Police say anti-social behaviour is on the rise
The Police say they have received increased reports of anti-social behaviour in the past few weeks.
