A Castletown man who is accused of murder has had his trial delayed until March.
45-year-old Ian Anderson denies killing 60-year-old Ballabeg man Neil Roberts in 2013.
The trial, which was expected to last over 20 days, was due to start last Monday but had to be adjourned – it had been hoped it could restart today.
Deemster Montgomerie has postponed proceedings until March 2nd.
Ramsey Swingbridge back in action soon
The Department of Infrastructure says it hopes to have Ramsey's harbour bridge open to traffic again soon.
Douglas clinic shuts its doors
A holistic therapy clinic in Douglas is to close its doors after more than two decades.
Warning as fraudsters impersonate Manx Telecom
Manx Telecom's warning people to make sure they're really dealing with it, rather than scammers.
Create your own flower fairy!
Manx National Heritage are hosting a fairy-themed craft and photography session this weekend.
Bike stolen while owner in hospital for surgery
There's an appeal for thieves to return a bike they stole while its owner was having surgery in hospital following a crash.
Island bank officially fertility-friendly!
An Island bank has become a certified fertility-friendly workplace.
New pub planned for Douglas
Douglas could be getting a new pub, if planners approve a new application.
Air Ambulance called to Island six times
The Great North Air Ambulance Service has been called to the Isle of Man six times since its new contract was signed.
