There are no plans to stop people getting married to their cousins on the Isle of Man.
In the UK, Tory MP for Basildon and Billericay Richard Holden is introducing a private members bill which would outlaw cousins marrying.
On the Island, there are restrictions under laws dating back to 1984 that ban people marrying parents - natural or adopted - along with aunts, uncles, nieces or nephews.
But if passed the UK laws won't apply here, and so cousins will still be able to wed.
Cav honoured with award from BBC
The government's congratulated Manx Missile Mark Cavendish after he won a Lifetime Achievement Award in the BBC Sports Personality of the Year.
Longest-serving female firefighter leaves
The Island's fire and rescue service has paid tribute to its longest-serving female firefighter.
No information held on government plans to buy Manx Telecom
Attempts to find out about a possible nationalisation of Manx Telecom have proved fruitless - after someone made five Freedom of Information requests.
Furniture business calls time
A business in the south of the Island says it's shutting up shop.
Work planned for Mountain Road today
The Mountain Road is due to close today.
Commissioners thank public for Square pedestrianisation support
Castletown commissioners say more than 140 people support keeping the town's Market Square closed permanently.
MOTs for the Isle of Man?
Is the Island planning to introduce MOTs?
Food security questions in Keys this week
When was the Council of Ministers last briefed on food security?
