The government says a spate of fish strandings in the north of the Island are nothing to worry about.
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it's had reports of small fish washing onto beaches in Ramsey Bay.
It says it's most likely predators such as mackerel have chased them inshore, which isn't unusual for this time of year.
It adds it hasn't had any reports of pollution or other hazardous events.
Two ferry crossings under threat on Wednesday
The Steam Packet Company says bad weather is threatening two crossings tomorrow.
Record-breaking heat last month, says Met Office
Ronaldsway Met Office says July was a record-breaking month.
Complaints over Ben-My-Chree's refurb works
Questions have been raised about the quality of the Ben-My-Chree's recent refurbishment on social media.
Census officers to visit homes of people who haven't submitted
If you haven't completed your census form yet, the government says you can expect a knock on the door.
Seagull terror forces cafe to remove outdoor seating
A café in Port Erin says it won't be offering outside seating as it tries to deal with a two-winged tearaway.
Not practical to give details on police call-outs, says minister
Justice Minister Jane Poole-Wilson says finding out how many times police were called to shops would involve manually reviewing thousands of case records.
Steam Packet asks travellers to be patient
The Steam Packet company is asking travellers to be patient as it deals with a large number of inquiries.
Plans for new veterinary practice submitted
There are plans to convert a rural storage building into a new veterinary practice.
