The Chief Minister has said he hopes lessons will be learnt in the aftermath of the Douglas East by-election trial which saw two women found guilty of fraud after Campaign manager Buster Lewin had previously admitted all charges.
Tuesday, 6 November 2012 00:00
The Chief Minister has said he hopes lessons will be learnt in the aftermath of the Douglas East by-election trial which saw two women found guilty of fraud after Campaign manager Buster Lewin had previously admitted all charges.
A local bank branch has donated £250 to a local charity.
The west of the Island is getting its first visit of the year from a cruise ship today.
The Island's Justice Minister says she doesn't know how many children have committed offences after interventions from the police early action team.
A court's heard a biker was left seriously injured after a van pulled out as she overtook it during TT.
Road closures for the Island's National Day - and a rehearsal of the event - have been released.
Would you like to look after small animals at the Wildlife Park?
The government says it's paying the UK around £3.3 million a year - but it's not sure what it's getting for its money.
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says the Island's immigration service is busier than ever - and the increased demand looks to be permanent.