The Isle of Man's new Lieutenant Governor - Sir Jon Lorimer has been officially sworn-in.
He is now The Queen's representative on the Island and succeeds sir Richard Gozney.
Sir John has served in the British Army for 39 years in a career which has included tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan.
A special ceremony took place at Castle Rushen this afternoon:
Farm reports sheep-worrying incident in Ronague
A farm in the south of the Island is asking a dog owner to get in touch urgently - after the animal killed a sheep.
Volunteers needed for new Braddan community produce garden
A community garden is being set up in Braddan and volunteers are needed to help with planting, weeding and watering.
Govt-owned companies could be questioned by public in future
Six new government-owned companies should come under Freedom of information laws, according the Council of Ministers.
Man found with ecstasy obstructed police search, hears Court
A man's been fined after he was found with ecstasy in Douglas before obstructing police officers.
Classic car event to close some Southern roads on Friday
A classic car event will see a road in the south of the Island close later this week.
Treasury Minister to be questioned about immigration this week
Immigration to the Island will be on the mind of an MHK when the House of Keys sits this week.
Man offered to make donation to charity after assaulting paramedics
A man's offered to make a donation to charity after admitting assaulting and abusing paramedics.
Increase in school suspensions involving school governor
Department of Education figures show a five-fold jump in the number of suspensions considered by school governors in Ramsey.
