A Douglas carer accused of sexually assaulting a vulnerable woman will appear in court again later this year.
The man can't be identified after Tynwald passed new laws earlier this year outlawing naming alleged sex offenders.
He denies touching the woman at his workplace - which also can't be named in case it identifies him - on April 28.
A bail application was refused and he was remanded in custody to appear in court again on October 1.
MHK to ask about wider access to weight loss drugs
Wider access to weight loss drugs for the Island's overweight people will be on the agenda for MHKs next week.
GB News warns immigrants eyeing the Island
UK TV channel GB News is warning the Isle of Man can expect a wave of economic migrants.
Crane hire company plans expansion
A crane hire company has applied to expand its headquarters in Ballasalla.
TT star hits out at dodgy T-shirt seller
A TT star has hit out at dodgy merchandise after spotting a T-shirt about him that couldn't spell his name.
Judge Jules announces Island gig
A legendary DJ once voted the best in the world will play an Island nightclub later this year.
Politician wants to know number of criminals spared jail
How many criminals have been spared jail twice in the last five years?
New foundation wants to discover more about local sharks
A new organisation is hoping to discover more about sharks in Manx waters.
No more marriages at Baldrine's Methodist chapel
A Methodist chapel hall has given up its registration under the Island's Marriage Act.
