A cruise ship will be making her second visit of the year to Peel today.
The Hebridean Princess, operated by Hebridean Island Cruises, is due to arrive at the Sunset City's breakwater at 2pm.
She's a 72-metre converted car ferry that carries 50 passengers and 38 crew, and last visited the Island in June.
The vessel's due to leave at 1pm on Friday, July 25.
Joey Dunlop's life celebrated at Classic TT
There'll be a special celebration of one of the Mountain Course's greatest-ever riders during this year's Classic TT.
Ramsey's public housing plan ready by the end of the year?
A Ramsey commissioner says he hopes the local authority can publish plans for a long-term social housing strategy before the end of the year.
No Limit screening marks film's 90th anniversary
A special screening will be held to mark 90 years of an iconic TT film this weekend.
Tick warning from public health
There's a warning about picking up a potentially serious infection if you're out in the Island's countryside this summer.
Chief Minister writes to UK government about Gaza crisis
The Chief Minister has written to the UK government to voice the Isle of Man's concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Hickman to undergo surgery today after TT crash
TT ace Peter Hickman will be undergoing surgery today after his crash at this year's TT.
Chief Minister writes to UK government about Gaza crisis
The Chief Minister has written to the UK government to voice the Isle of Man's concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Lifeboat crew called to help yacht
Port Erin's lifeboat crew was called into action yesterday when a yacht got into trouble a mile and a half from shore.
