The Isle of Man will darken slightly earlier next week - for a particle eclipse of the sun.
It'll take place on Wednesday, August 12 at around 6.10pm.
More than 90 per cent of the sun will be hidden by the moon at the point of the greatest eclipse just after 7pm.
The event, which will be most visible in the west of the Island because the sun will be close to setting, will last until just after 8pm.
Dogs to be welcomed onto Douglas beach all year round?
Douglas Council says it's planning to relax its by-laws to allow dogs onto the capital's beach all year round.
Man who walked across America plans Manx challenge
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Landmark bridge to open to pedestrians during repair works
The Department of Infrastructure says Ramsey's Swing Bridge will open to pedestrians during essential repair work.
Tributes paid to North Douglas MHK
Tributes are being paid to Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh.
Total of 74 babies born last month
There were 74 babies born on the Island last month.
More than £2.8m outstanding VAT debt in hospitality sector
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Riverside footpath is being temporarily closed
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Man pledges loyalty to local pub with tattoo
An enthusiastic pub goer has pledged lifelong loyalty to his local with a tattoo.
