An Island man who volunteered to defuse explosives and clear mines in the Ukraine has won his third medal.
Chris Garrett, from Peel, has been serving with the Ukrainian National Guard as it battles Russian separatists.
He's now been given the Defence of Shyrokyne medal after spending 14 hours trapped behind enemy lines while clearing mines in 2015.
Previously, Chris has won the National Guard's Knights Cross of Ukraine as well as a church medal for his 'sacrifice and love of Ukraine'.
Adult gaming centre could be coming to Douglas
A former beauty bar and art gallery could become an adult gaming centre - if planners approve new proposals.
Department of Enterprise wants to accommodate TT visitors on former isle of Man prison site
Will a TT documentary bring a boost in TT visitor numbers this year?
No rates rise in Malew this year
Residents in Malew won't be facing a rates rise this year.
Health Minister found more cash for Manx Care
The Island's health minister says the government has found more cash for Manx Care after it revealed it was ready to cut back on Island operations.
Work will start next week to make toilets at Nobles Hospital more accessible
Nobles Hospital is making its toilets more accessible.
Government has change of heart over minimum wage rise
The minimum wage won't be rising to £13.05 an hour this October, after the Department for Enterprise and Treasury changed their minds.
Huge disruptions to ferry sailings in the coming days
The Steam Packet Company has announced it is huge disruptions to ferries over the coming days because of tides.
Island excluded from Tesco Clubcard price trial
Tesco says its Island stores won't be included in a money-saving scheme being offered in the UK.
