The House of Keys sits later today, with five proposed new laws and 14 questions up for discussion.
MHKs will quiz ministers about planned 20mph speed limits in Onchan and Douglas, the cost of tackling youth crime, and funding for elderly care.
Bills that would see the Island's bishop lose their vote in Tynwald and provide free period products to women from public buildings and offices will also be scrutinised.
The House of Keys is due to sit in Legislative Buildings in Douglas from 10am.
Liverpool ferry terminal cost still not known
The Department of Infrastructure says it doesn't know how much the Liverpool ferry terminal has cost - and giving estimates could mislead the public.
Sam Barks thanks fans after UK cathedral tour
Laxey star Samantha Barks has thanked fans for their response to her UK tour.
TT record holder shows off her daredevil skills!
The fastest woman around the TT course has been showing off her action skills - as a movie stunt rider!
Manx takeaway and shop plans for former Glen Helen restaurant
A former restaurant in the west of the Island could become a takeaway selling Manx produce, if planners give the green light.
Hundreds of responses to windfarm plans, says government
The government says 477 people responded to its public consultation on plans for an offshore windfarm.
Commissioners hunting for housing land
Onchan commissioners say they're on the lookout for land and properties to meet the district's housing needs.
Ice warning remains in place
A yellow weather warning for ice remains in place this morning.
Students raise thousands for RNLI
Students at Ballakermeen High School have raised £2,500 for the RNLI.
