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.
Garff by-election results announced
Garff has two new commissioners this morning.
Police remind TT fans to use official WhatsApp channels for live updates
Police are reminding fans and residents to turn on the official WhatsApp channels to keep fully informed throughout TT.
Consultation open for tougher penalties for dog attacks on livestock
The Isle of Man could introduce tougher laws for dog owners whose pets attack livestock.
Local florist creates iconic TT winners’ garlands
A local florist is once again preparing the iconic laurel garlands presented to winners at this year’s TT races.
Just three questions for ministers at practice week Keys sitting
The House of Keys will sit during practice week in TT - with three questions for ministers.
Peel welcomes first cruise ship of the year today
Peel will get her first cruise ship visit of the season later.
Airport radar concerns raised over planned south windfarm
Manx Utilities chair John Wannenburgh says the effect a windfarm in the south of the Island might have on airport radar has been studied.
One way to go! Mountain Road goes one way today
The Mountain Road will close this morning - and when it reopens, it'll be one-way.
