The trial will resume this morning (Tuesday) of four people charged with election fraud.
52-year-old Geoffrey Callister of Port Erin, 40 year-old Gail Corrin of Douglas, 26 year-old Catherine Liggins of Onchan and 25 year-old Kerry Rothwell of Onchan all deny charges relating to voting irregularities in the May 2010 Douglas East by-election.
Seamus Nugent, the managing director of Heritage Homes, will
continue to give evidence as a prosecution witness from 10am.
Government working to refresh economic strategy
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says the government's been working hard to make sure it's economic strategy is keeping up with the latest events.
Drone ban for skateboarding championship
The Civil Aviation Authority says drones will be banned from the Mountain Road this weekend.
Pick it up plea from Castletown commissioners
Castletown commissioners have issued a plea to the ancient capital's dog owners.
New online Isle of Man guide for refugees and asylum seekers
An organisation which supports the rights of refugees has updated its website with a guide to legal assistance on the Isle of Man.
Lifeboat called to yacht's rescue
Ramsey lifeboat was called out to help a yacht off the Scottish coast last night.
Government reveals TT viewing figures
Just one in five people who sign up for the Department for Enterprise's TT streaming service pay for the live coverage.
Final wind farm hearings set for July
The final meetings and hearings for the proposed Mooir Vannin Offshore Wind Farm have been announced.
Cocaine dealer to appeal 14-year jail term
A Douglas man serving 14 years in jail for his part in a cocaine-smuggling operation is to appeal against his sentence.
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