A Tynwald committee looking at ways to protect children in care from abuse will be taking evidence this week.
The Social Affairs Policy Review Sub-Committee is holding an inquiry into the current systems which protect youngsters.
Anne Seed, St Christopher's Fellowship head of operation services, will appear before the committee at 4pm on Thursday.
The hearing will take place in the Legislative Council Chamber of Legislative Buildings on Bucks Road in Douglas and is open to the public.
Human remains on beach turned out to be seal
Peel coastguards were called out to what a walker thought was a grisly discovery on a beach.
YouTube channel features Island's hand dryers
If you've ever wondered about the best hand dryers in the Island's toilets, a new YouTube channel can help!
Snow and ice warning for Mountain Road
The Mountain Road could see snow and ice overnight, according to the latest weather warning.
No plans for self-driving car laws, says minister
The Isle of Man won't be getting self-driving cars soon.
Pulrose 'Escobar' to spend more than 15 years in prison
A Pulrose woman nicknamed 'Escobar' for her part in drug-smuggling operations has been jailed for 15 and a half years.
Two Manxman sailings cancelled
The Steam Packet says two sailings overnight have been called off.
Children 'left at risk' after new law adjourned by MHKs
Rushen MHK Michelle Haywood says she's disappointed laws to protect people using medical facilities won't be brought in before this year's election.
Commissioners issue plea to dog owners over fouling
Garff commissioners say they're getting growing numbers of dog fouling reports as spring approaches.
