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.
Poulsom Park to celebrate 130 years this weekend
Castletown Commissioners are inviting people to a celebration marking the 130th anniversary of Poulsom Park.
Manx Care suspends Audiology drop-ins due to high demand
Manx Care says audiology drop-in clinics will be suspended indefinitely from Monday due to rising demand.
Island sees significant decline in anti-social behaviour
There has been a 14.7% reduction in anti-social behaviour on the Island, according to the Chief Constable.
Peel Carnival needs you!
Peel Commissioners is looking for local businesses to join this year's carnival.
Colby Glen Road work completed early
Colby Glen Road won't be closed today as first planned, after roadworks finished a day early.
MHK demands answers after Bloomberg report on King Gaming
An MHK wants to know how much government money has been given to an e-gaming company which was raided by police.
A much-loved firefighter from the north of the Island is retiring after more than three decades of service.
Douglas Council justifies crematorium streaming cost
Douglas City Council has issued a statement justifying its decision to start charging for streaming services at the crematorium.
