The government's asking people to observe a two-minute silence this weekend.
The Island is due to fall silent at 11am on Remembrance Day on Sunday, and Armistice Day on Monday.
Drivers are being asked to pull over where it's safe to do so to observe the silence.
The Island's national remembrance service will take place at the Royal Chapel in St Johns from 3pm on Sunday.
Douglas benches to be replaced before they have even been installed
Douglas Council says benches on the prom are being replaced after they were damaged in transit.
Minister says cutting school bus pass hours isn't about money
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall has denied cutting children's school bus pass hours is about money.
Government gives warning about dangerous animal virus
The government has issued a warning to bird owners after an outbreak of a virus in the UK.
Playfight that got out of hand landed man in court
An alleged play fight which is said to have ended in a headbutt and broken nose has landed a man in court.
Police spying doubled last year
The number of spying warrants granted to police more than doubled over the past year, according to the Interception of Communications Commissioner.
Firefighters to the rescue at a farm in the West
Firefighters were called to fire at a farm in the west of the Island yesterday.
Lifeboat assists yacht with dodgy engine
Douglas’s volunteer lifeboat crew was called out yesterday to help a yacht with engine failure.
Fight in Barbary West Coast lands man a probation order
A man's been put on probation after a fight in a Peel pub.
