Does the Island need to regulate escort agencies?
That'll be the question for Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas when Tynwald sits next week.
Earlier this month, 3FM revealed a website had been set up offering to rent out women escorts at a cost of £100 for 30 minutes.
Speaker of the House of Keys Juan Watterson says that highlighted a serious issue that needs looking at:
Lifeboat tows vessel to port
Peel lifeboat went to its first emergency callout of the year, when it helped a motorboat with engine troubles at the weekend.
DfE welcomes approval of Villiers Square planning application
The Department for Enterprise has welcomed the unanimous support of the redevelopment of Villiers Square in Douglas.
Man to appear in court for £13m airline fraud allegations next week
A man accused of a £13 million airline fraud will stand trial later next week.
Over 80 residents turn out for Poyll Dooey demo
A Ramsey commissioner who organised a demonstration against a housing development said over 80 people turned out.
Chief Minister to face question tomorrow on flights to Belfast
Flights to Belfast are up for discussion in the House of Keys this week.
Teenager who threw cocaine away in front of Police appears in court
A teenager desperately threw away a wrap of cocaine as police approached in a Douglas car park.
Manx dancing guide now available online four decades on
A Manx folk dance guide is now available online over 40 years after it was first published.
Flights in doubt after Liverpool power failure
It's not yet known whether any flights to the Island will be affected after problems at Liverpool Airport.
