The family of a man killed by a dangerous driver say they feel let down after his jail sentence was cut at appeal.
Jordan Thomas was killed by Jackson Paul on Harbour Road in Onchan in 2024 - but this week had his six-year jail term cut to four years at appeal.
In a statement, the family of Mr Thomas say they're extremely disappointed at the decision, adding they feel the trial only added to their grief.
And they describe this week's decision as "painful beyond words".
DOI orders abandoned cars at Tesco to move
The Department of Infrastructure is threatening to tow away a number of abandoned cars from Tesco's car park in Lake Road in Douglas.
UK to follow Island's lead on voting age
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says his country will follow in the footsteps of the Isle of Man and lower its voting age.
Peel pool to close for improvements
An island swimming pool says it'll close for two weeks to improve its facilities.
Thieves make off with coffee shop's blanket
A coffee shop in the south of the Island has hit out after thieves struck this week.
Government plans fact-checking service and more positive news opportunities
The government says it's planning to start fact-checking service as part of its communications strategy.
Island's South Africa presence key to economic growth, says minister
Having a business representative in South Africa is key to the Island's economic growth.
Trafalgar hero's house for sale!
If you'd like to live in an historic house in the south of the Island - once the residence of a Battle of Trafalgar hero - now's your chance.
22 TT races rescheduled in last decade, says department
Almost half of TT race reschedulings over the past decade have happened in the last two years, according to figures from the Department for Enterprise.
