Firefighters in the North of the Island were mobilised this morning after a car fire broke out.
Teams from Ramsey were called out after reports the vehicle was ablaze in the Sulby area.
Using a 45mm jet, crews were able to extinguish the flames on the car which had been situated on the back of a flat bed truck.
Personnel stayed at the scene for around 30 minutes to make sure any hot spots were cooled.
Coastguard involved in emergency medical transfer this morning
Douglas Coastguard says it was called out to help the Isle of Man Air Ambulance Service this morning.
Former All Black joining school as rugby ambassador
The Island's private school has hired a former All Blacks player as its first ever rugby ambassador.
Firefighters issue further wildfire warning
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service has issued more advice about wildfires in the countryside.
Fury fighting behind closed doors for charity this week
The Island's most well-known boxer says he's raised more than $250,000 for charity in ticket sales for a fight in Thailand.
Windfarm proposals delayed
Proposals for an onshore windfarm have been delayed because more work needs to be done before a planning application can be submitted.
Technical problems cancel two ferry sailings
The Steam Packet Company says a technical issue means a ferry crossing has been called off tonight.
MHK asks minister about workplace searches
Were workplace searches raised during a government consultation about annual leave and rest breaks?
Your chance to own a WWII jeep
There's a chance to own a classic vehicle which helped win World War II this weekend.
