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.
Commissioner wants your views on flood defence plans
A Ramsey commissioner is urging people to have their say on planned flood defences for the town.
Impact of 20mph zones on speeding offences hard to predict
The justice minister says she isn't able to predict the impact proposed 20mph limits will have on speeding offences.
MHK learns about potholes from DOI workers
An MHK says if you see a problem on the road, you should report it.
Should parental leave payments be expanded?
Should the government extend payments for shared parental leave to the self-employed?
Yellow weather warning for ice tonight
The Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice tonight, Tuesday, November 25.
Arbory and Rushen clerk is going... going... Gawne!
The Clerk of Arbory and Rushen Commissioners, Phil Gawne, has announced he's retiring.
Former governor's residence goes on the market
A historic house in Castletown is on the market with a price tag of just over £6.8 million.
Petition wants supermarkets to sell Manx produce by law
Tynwald is to discuss a petition demanding all supermarkets be forced to buy, supply and promote Manx produce.
