Farmers are to get £1.2 million of government help after this year's hot summer and drought conditions.
This week, Tynwald members backed a scheme to help those affected by the heatwave between May and July.
Anyone in agriculture who suffered losses has until the end of this month to apply for a grant from the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture.
The payouts will help with the costs of replacing livestock and crops.
Promenade pop-up bar plans to be decided this morning
The fate of plans to bring a pop-up bar back to Peel promenade will be decided later.
Legislative Council to consider nicotine pouch ban for minors
New laws which would ban under 18s from buying nicotine pouches will be considered by the Legislative Council later.
60 students compete in all-island maths challenge
60 year seven pupils from all six of the Island's secondary schools have taken part in an all-island Maths Challenge.
Peel jetty fencing is to keep public out, says DOI
The Department of Infrastructure says it's installed fencing around a Peel landmark to keep the public out for safety reasons.
Police record rise in domestic incident crimes
The number of crimes tied to domestic incidents rose by nearly 17 percent over the past year.
Second day of Southern 100 practice
Practice sessions for the Southern 100 are due to continue this evening.
Lifeboat rescue after paddleboarders swept to sea
Ramsey lifeboat was called to help two paddleboarders at the weekend.
Southern 100 gets underway later
Roads will close later for the start of this year's Southern 100.
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