The Island has won its first gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in 20 years.
Cyclist Matthew Bostock took first place in the men's 40km points race on Sunday, August 2.
It was the final event in the velodrome, and marks the Island's second medal in the Glasgow games, since David Mullarkey brought home a bronze in athletics.
Bostock's win marks the Island's first gold since Mark Cavendish in Melbourne in 2006.
Man pledges loyalty to local pub with tattoo
An enthusiastic pub goer has pledged lifelong loyalty to his local with a tattoo.
Road from Crosby to Strang closed this week
The road between Crosby and Strang will be shut this week.
Shimmin standing for election in Ramsey
A new candidate has declared they'll be standing for Ramsey in the general election.
Politician queries cost of buy local campaigns
A Tynwald member's raised the issue of the government's buy local campaigns.
Mountain Road closures planned for this week
The Department of Infrastructure says it's brought forward work on the Mountain Road.
Minute's silence for Summerland later
The public is being invited to take part in a remembrance event for one of the Island's worst disasters later.
Lifeboat launched to help RIB crew
Port St Mary's lifeboat was called to help when a rigid inflatable boat got into difficulties yesterday.
Four countryside fires in just 24 hours, say fire crews
Fire crews have been called to four fires in the countryside in the last 24 hours.
