Coastguards were called out twice yesterday after clifftop incidents in Peel.
The first happened at 11.30am after a walker slipped and suffered a suspected broken ankle on the path to Corrin's Folly.
Coastguard officers took the walker to a waiting ambulance, which took them to Noble's Hospital.
Shortly before 6pm, they were called out again after a dog fell over the cliff edge at the back of Peel Hill.
Officers climbed down, but the dog hadn't survived its fall.
Forecast high winds cancel three ferries
This evening's 7.15pm ferry from Douglas to Heysham has been cancelled.
New Iranian ruler tied to Manx-registered company
The new ruler of Iran is reported to have built a global property empire with the help of a company based on the Isle of Man.
Temporary speed limits around TT course from this week
There's temporary speed limits around the TT course for over two months from this week as the Department of Infrastructure gets ready for the races.
Government considers laws for BYOB events
Justice and Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson says her department's currently considering whether new laws are needed to cover Bring Your Own Booze events.
Police warn about bad behaviour in school - by parents
Police are warning parents to behave if they go to schools - or face a fine.
New fashion outlet for Peel this weekend
A new shop will throw open its doors in Peel this weekend.
Weather warning for gale force winds
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for gale force winds tomorrow.
Politician raises questions about student loan changes
Onchan MHK Rob Callister has raised two potential changes to student loans, in questions to a minister.
