The Isle of Man could be in for more than just fireworks this New Year's Eve - with the possibility of northern lights.
A strong coronal mass ejection from the sun is due to arrive at around 6am on Tuesday morning and last throughout the day.
It may still mean the aurora can be seen after dark on New Year's Eve - particularly just after midnight and into the early hours of New Year's Day.
However, the weather forecast is for clouds which may spoil the view.
Rising number of cats in charity's care
An Island animal charity says it looked after almost 500 cats and kittens last year.
Price hikes for dumping appliances at civic amenity site
Disposing of appliances at the Eastern civic amenity site is now more expensive.
A&E visits rise more than 35 per cent in a decade
The number of people turning up at Accident and Emergency at Noble's Hospital has risen by more than 35 per cent in the last decade.
Island gets northern lights show
Aurora watchers were treated to a show in Manx skies last night.
Yellow warning for ice and snow
A yellow weather warning for snow and ice runs until later this afternoon.
Gas bills cut by almost 14 per cent
Gas bills were cut by 13.8 per cent for Island households yesterday.
Ice shuts Mountain Road
The Mountain Road is closed this morning after two crashes in icy conditions overnight.
Traditional Illiam Dhone ceremony this week
Nationalists will gather in Castletown later this week for an annual ceremony.
