The government is reminding residents and visitors not to use drones to film the Manx Grand Prix.
A 'no-fly zone' is in place from August 21-29, which covers the TT course as well as 1,000m outside of it when road closures are in place.
Drones can be a serious distraction for riders and the airspace above the course is reserved for emergency medical response helicopters.
Anyone who breaches the restriction risks a fine of up to £5,000.
Moorhouse to ask about effect of Tesco on Shoprite charities
Has Tesco's buyout of Shoprite affected charities on the Island?
Manx Utilities seeks approval to store hazardous material in former amenity site
Manx Utilities has applied for permission to store hazardous waste at a former civic amenity site in Douglas.
Social Security launches new messaging platform
A new secure messaging platform for those using Social Security has been launched.
Wildlife Park donates £4,000 towards saving Humboldt penguins on World Penguin Day
Curragh's Wildlife Park is encouraging people to donate towards saving penguins from extinction on World Penguin Day.
No plans to showcase Manx produce at new L'pool ferry terminal
The chief minister says there are no plans to showcase Manx produce at the new ferry terminal in Liverpool.
Sights Matters IOM's headquarters turns 21 today
The home of a leading visually impaired charity is celebrating it's 21st birthday today.
Island to follow UK cigarette sale ban?
The Isle of Man could ban the sale of cigarettes, cigars and tobacco to anyone born after 2008.
Cast return to Island
90s Indie rockers Cast will be playing on the Island later this year.
