Two men who were jailed for more than 26 years for their part in a plot to smuggle £100,000 of cocaine to the Island will appear in court again in October.
Samsha Sanghera of Warwickshire was jailed for 12 years and nine months while Ross Alexander Beggs-Cairney of Douglas was jailed for 14 years after fingerprints linked them to around a kilogramme of the class A drug.
Both men are now appealing their sentences.
They're due to appear before Judge of Appeal Cross and Deemster Hopmeier for a half-day hearing on Monday, October 19.
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