Two former radio presenters have been elected into the House of Keys.
Former News Editor, Tim Glover and presenter Stu Peters have been elected in Arbory, Castletown & Malew and Middle, respectively.
The pair have both worked at Manx Radio.
Four former ministers, Tim Baker, Graham Cregeen, Geoffrey Boot and Ray Harmer have lost their seats while history's been made with 10 women elected across eight constituencies.
Fill coverage of the Isle of Man's new political line-up can be found here.
Armed police sent to domestic incident in Douglas
Police say armed officers were sent to deal with a domestic incident in Douglas today.
New sex health centre for Douglas
Manx Care says it's opening a one-stop shop for sexually-transmitted infections and contraception.
Minister defends school bus pass cuts
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says putting more buses into service wouldn't be good for the environment.
Stay away from Murray's Road, say police
Police are warning people to stay away from an area of Douglas this afternoon.
Basic bank accounts easy to open for benefits claimants, says minister
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says scrapping the cash benefits payments system will save money paid to the Post Office but cost government more in bank charges.
Birthday lifesaver acknowledged at police awards ceremony
A birthday hero who saved a life has been honoured by the Island's chief constable.
Ferry trips to Ireland on today's House of Keys agenda
The House of Keys sits later today, with a number of issues up for discussion.
Huge collection of work from Manx artist to go on show
The worlds largest collection of a famous Manx artist is going to be shown at the Manx Museum.
