A man's appeared in court despite not knowing what he was been charged with.
Michael Thomas Beedie who is 34 and of Springfield Avenue in Douglas appeared before Deputy High Bailiff Rachael Braidwood at Douglas Courthouse.
Mr Beedie told the court he hadn't been informed of the charge, and prosecutors revealed he was accused of possessing cannabis.
No plea has yet been entered and he was bailed to appear again on November 26.
Water meters on the way from Manx Utilities?
Manx Utilities says it's considering the idea of introducing water meters on the Island.
Tributes paid to police officer
Tributes are being paid to a police officer who died yesterday.
No government-ordered bush removals for 10 years
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says his department hasn't removed anyone's illegal bush in the past decade.
Manx Utilities faces questions about windfarm meeting costs
How much money did Manx Utilities spend advertising windfarm meetings?
Price hikes for taxi and goods vehicle operators
Goods vehicle operators are facing a 25 per cent hike in the price of the discs they have to display on their vehicles.
Future of Douglas lifeboat station to be raised in Tynwald
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New sexual health centre opens its doors
If you need help with sexual health such as infections or contraception, a new facility for you has opened today!
Have ministers decided health funding cuts?
Has the Council of Minister agreed on a list of cuts at Manx Care?
