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.
Businesses celebrate sustainability awards
18 Island companies have been presented with certificates for green awards.
Civic Amenity Site closes for handover to new operator
The Northern Civic Amenity Site will close from tomorrow as a new operator takes over running it.
Keys candidate to stand in Douglas in September
A Douglas man with a background in arts, technology, and public health says he'll be contesting this year's general election.
Peel commissioner hits out at board over accuracy and transparency in explosive video
A Peel commissioner says she's worried people don't know what's going on in her local authority.
Vandals overturn planters in Castletown
Commissioners in Castletown are appealing for information after a vandalism attack at the weekend.
39 bus services planned for today amid latest strike action
Bus Vannin says it's hoping to run a total of 39 services today, on the last day of the latest strike.
Weather warning for frost tomorrow
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for frost tomorrow morning.
Politician wants figures on cars seized over parking fines
An MHK wants to find out how many cars have been seized over owners not paying parking fines.
