19 nurses have been given Nightingale badges to mark International Nurses Day.
The 11 pre-registration and eight post-registration nurses were given their badges - in recognition of finishing nursing school - at Keyll Darree on Friday.
Each school nursing school has their own version of the badge, with the Keyll Darree featuring a Manx triskelion.
International Nurses Day is celebrated on 12 May each year.
New ambulance base planned at Noble's Hospital
Health Minister Claire Christian says government's approved £125,000 for the early stages of replacing an ambulance station.
Government did listen at public roadshows, insists chief minister
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the government has taken action on all major issues raised by the public during a series of roadshows last year.
Carer report paints grim picture on health and finances
85 percent of Island carers say their health has worsened since becoming one.
MHK asks for Tynwald backing over exact cost of school validation
A Ramsey MHK will try to force the release of information about a report into the Island's schools, after the education minister was given permission not to answer a question about its cost.
Commissioners advise caution near yesterday's beauty spot fire
Malew Commissioners are asking people to take extra care when visiting Scarlett - after a fire yesterday.
DOI looking for a £105,000-a-year deputy chief
Could you help run the Department of Infrastructure? Government's advertising for a deputy chief officer.
T Rex-cellent to each other (and party on) from Monday!
Entries will open next week as charity event organisers try to recruit 1,000 dinosaurs for a unique fundraiser.
£122 million London trial over PPE firm liked to Michelle Mone and Doug Barrowman
A High Court trial has begun in London as the UK government tries to reclaim £122 million from a PPE company linked to Island resident Michelle Mone.
