A cruise ship is visiting the Island's capital today.
The Europa, operated by Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, is making her only scheduled visit of the season to the Isle of Man today.
She's just over 651 feet long and carries 400 passengers as well as 275 crew.
She's due to leave Douglas Bay at around 6pm.
Heartwarming moment as king chats with WW2 veteran
Among the most heartwarming moments of the king's visit came as he met with a Manx WWII veteran.
Large apartment building planned for city centre
A property developer's applied for planning approval in principle to turn a row of Douglas office buildings into apartments.
Farmers' union makes wildfire plea
The Manx National Farmers Union has issued a plea about starting fires in the countryside.
Manx Care releases five-year review
Manx Care's published a five-year review of how it's performed since it was set up.
Onchan's Manx signs won't wait for government advice
Onchan commissioners say they'll press ahead with putting Manx names on road signs - despite a lack of advice from government.
Farmer hits out after hay bale arson attack
A farmer's hit out after someone tried to set hay bales on fire in their fields.
Injured Manx S100 rider released from hospital
The family of a Manx rider involved in a serious crash at the Southern 100 say he's been released from hospital.
King praises Island's beauty during Tynwald address
King Charles has addressed the Island's parliament in his first stop of today's royal visit.
