Douglas child murderer Peter Newbery has been told he'll stay in prison after a parole hearing turned down his bid for freedom.
In 2003, he was given a life sentence and told he'd serve at least 20 years for killing teenagers George Green and Samantha Barton, who were in care in Strang.
Last Friday, Newbery - who transferred to prison in Jurby two years ago after serving much of his sentence in the UK - asked to be paroled.
However, that application was turned down unanimously by the board.
Well-known farm in the west up for sale
A landmark farm in the west of the Island has gone on the market.
Pet foodbank needs your help!
An Island organisation which acts as a food bank for pets on the Island is appealing for urgent help after a surge in demand.
How much cash can government raise in 10 days, asks MHK
How much cash can the government lay its hands on in 10 days if it needed to?
LegCo considers meeting on a different day
Should the Legislative Council sit on a different day in future?
Extra promenade bus facilities would cost estimated £735k
The Department of Infrastructure says extra bus stops and shelters at the end of Douglas Promenade would cost around £735,000.
Medieval cross returned home to Royal Chapel
A medieval cross dating back to the 10th century has returned to the Royal Chapel of St John's.
Arbory MHKs in "parasite politicians" spat
A question about nicotine pouches has turned into a social media spat between MHKs in the south of the Island.
Tyson Fury's boxing glove sold for £7k in charity auction
Island resident Tyson Fury's boxing glove has been sold for £7,000 at a charity auction.
