A relay around the Isle of Man takes place today - as a special item makes its way to Australia.
The Queen's Baton Relay arrives at the National Sports Centre today as it continues an epic journey through countries in the Commonwealth Games.
It's on its way from Buckingham Palace to Australia, where the next games take place in 2018.
President of the Isle of Man Commonwealth Games Association Basil Bielich will officially welcome the Baton onto the Island today.
After the NSC, it'll travel to the Laxey Wheel, take a trip on a Douglas horse tram and drop in at Harry Kelly's Cottage in Cregneash Village before finishing the day at the Sound.
On Sunday, it begins the day in Mooragh Park in Ramsey, before visiting the TT Grandstand, Isle of Man Hospice, Tynwald Hill and Moore's Kipper Factory in Peel.
After its trip around the Island, the baton will travel to Wales.
386 complaints about driving standards on buses
Island website launches AI house valuation tool
No-pet homes separating people from companions, says charity
Villa makes Peter Kay ticket plea
Mountain Road reopens after snow
Silenced night? MHK queries Xmas carol lyrics ban
Hundreds of telegraph poles needed for fibre broadband, says regulator
Local authority to spend £15k on bumper boats
