The captain of the England ladies' darts team has spoken of racist abuse she suffered on the Isle of Man.
Deta Hedman, who was born in Jamaica, told the BBC about the comments as she discussed racism with the broadcaster.
She says she took a break from playing professional darts and returned to the circuit in 2010.
But the next year as she competed on the Island in the Isle of Man Open, she says she heard overt and blatant racist remarks directed at her from a spectator.
Police warning over students drinking on study leave
Police have issued a warning about students underage drinking as they go on study leave for their GSCEs.
Motion to start amendments to Assisted Dying Bill in Keys
A motion to draft amendments to the Island's Assisted Dying Bill to address concerns from the UK will be put forward in the House of Keys next week.
Douglas Festival gets alcohol licences for 2026 event
A popular Douglas festival has received its alcohol licences for the 2026 event.
Plans for city centre demolition site submitted
Plans to redevelop a prominent demolition site in the city centre have been submitted.
Public meeting to give update on Autism Strategy
A public meeting will be held next week to provide an update on the government's Autism Strategy.
Plans for new golf simulator
There are plans for an indoor golf simulator in Braddan.
Compensation for pothole damage to be raised in Keys
Compensation claims for damage caused by potholes will be raised in the House of Keys next week.
Closure on TT course to be extended
A road closure on a section of the TT course is being extended.
