The Island's Amnesty International Group says it'll be holding its final vigil for Gaza this evening.
Organisers say the candlelit event will start at 6.30pm in the Sunken Gardens on Douglas Promenade, and hear from a healthworker who's visited the enclave a number of times.
The group vowed to continue holding vigils until genocide in Gaza ended.
If you're planning on attending, those behind the demonstration say there'll be no posters, placards or flags but are advising people to dress warmly.
Manx Utilities promises better smell for Peel
Manx Utilities says it's hoping to improve the smell of Peel next week.
Southern pool to shut for half term
The Southern Swimming Pool says it'll shut for a week during the half-term holidays.
How are the Island's aircraft and ship registries doing?
An MHK is asking a minister for details about how the Island's aircraft and ship registries are performing.
Sunday more like Rainday, says weather warning
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for the weekend.
Urgent Tynwald question about DOI's rent letters
An MHK's been given permission to ask an urgent question in Tynwald after the Department of Infrastructure wrote to tenants about rent arrears.
Company explains this year's fireworks difficulties
A company says its fireworks will be on sale for just five days this year after difficulties getting them to the Island.
Fundraiser launched to help tragic teen's family
An online fundraiser has been launched after a teenager tragically lost her life this week.
What's the impact of closing the Minor Injuries Unit at weekends?
Has the closure of Ramsey's minor injuries unit had a knock-on effect?
