The Cabinet Office says it hasn't instructed civil servants to refer to migrants and immigrants in any specific way.
A Freedom of Information request asked what new definitions, nouns or terms had been imposed by the UK government on the Isle of Man when discussing immigration.
It also wanted to know how public servants had been told to refer to migrants and immigrants in internal correspondence.
The Cabinet Office, however, said no such instructions had been given or received.
Busy road to become one-way for works next week
A busy road in Onchan will be made one way for road works next week.
Sex offences law will be reviewed soon, says Home Affairs minister
The Island's Home Affairs minister says a review of the law governing sex offences is due to be carried out in the near future.
Eighty year old's planned charity swim has already hit £5k target
A man aiming to donate thousands of pounds through a 3.1-mile (5 kilometre) swim next week has already hit his £5,000 target.
Tynwald receives government's Child First Policy
Tynwald's formally received the government's new Child First Policy.
Firefighters tackle blaze in Douglas
The Fire and Rescue Service says a smoke alarm alerted residents about a fire this morning.
Information about use of supply teachers won't be revealed, says education department
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it won't reveal information about the use of supply teachers in the Island's secondary schools.
Sidecar ace celebrates passing bike test!
After a dominant performance with a lap record during this year's TT, Ryan Crowe is celebrating again - after passing his test!
Youth unemployment queried in Tynwald
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says the government doesn't know how many 18 to 21 year olds are out of work and education.
