A-level students have today recorded a pass rate of 98.2 per cent – equalling the highest previous pass rate set in 2010.
Over 300 students picked up their results after sitting more than 1,060 exams – 260 students picked up their AS levels.
The percentage of passes at A* was 8.3 per cent – the highest since the grade was introduced five years ago.
41.8 per cent of entries achieved passes at grades A* to B – slightly down on the record figure from 2013.
Minister not aware of any Manx laws regulating till donations
The treasury minister says he doesn't know of any Manx laws regulating charity donations made at shop tills.
Decision on this evening's MGP qualifying to come this afternoon
Manx Grand Prix organisers say they'll give an update at 3pm on whether this evening's qualifying session will go ahead amidst uncertain weather.
Advocate declares for Douglas North
A local advocate has announced he'll be standing in Douglas North in the general election.
Organisers want to know your thoughts on the Southern 100
What did you think of this year's Friendly Races?
Study shows most can't find fitting clothes on Island
Just one in four people agree they can shop for clothes that suit and fit them on the Island.
More showers and hill fog forecast after MGP disruption
Manx Grand Prix qualifying could face more weather disruption over the next few days, after two days of rain.
Key deadline looms for election candidates
The deadline for candidates to announce their intention to stand in this year's general election is fast approaching.
Could you be the Lieutenant Governor's butler?
Could you be the Lieutenant Governor's chauffeur?
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