The Island's surveillance commissioner says one intrusive episode was given the go-ahead in 2024.
Steven Coren's annual report for that year is due to be laid before Tynwald during its March sitting.
In it, he says the authorisation had been cancelled by the end of 2024 - intrusive surveillance usually involves bugging or monitoring someone at home or in their vehicle.
And he says 18 authorisations for directed surveillance were granted the same year.
Firefighters tackle three incidents in one afternoon
Fire crews dealt with three incidents across the Island yesterday afternoon, including a fire in a mobile school classroom.
List of buses running during today's strike action
Bus Vannin is once again operating a contingency timetable as the latest strike action continues until Tuesday.
Hospital bed occupancy falls
Average bed occupancy at Noble's Hospital has fallen since 2023.
More driver services to go online
More driver and vehicle services will be available on the government's website from the end of this month.
How many people come here without visas?
An MHK wants to know how many people have arrived on the Island without a valid work visa.
Temporary traffic lights on TT course
The Department of Infrastructure says there'll be temporary traffic lights on the TT course next week.
Weather warning for icy patches
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for icy patches this evening.
Government's empty buildings queried by MHK
How many empty buildings and sites have the government brought back into use?
