The Island's Fire Service is reminding people of Carbon Monoxide safety.
It comes following a call out after a carbon monoxide alarm went off at a property in Peel, which was then ventilated.
The service says the gas is dangerous if there is a leak, and can lead to weakness, headache, nausea and dizziness.
It's recommended to install detectors by bedroom entrances, in common areas and near fuel burning appliances.
Scottish rowers undertaking Irish Sea challenge today
A Scottish rowing club is attempting a 52-mile round trip across the Irish Sea today.
Part of Mountain Road closed by crash
Police say a section of the Mountain Road is currently closed because of a crash.
Government welcomes Iran ceasefire while still monitoring events
The government says it welcomes news of an extended ceasefire in the Middle East, but will continue to monitor how international developments affect the Island.
Public invited to board Polish tall ship this weekend
The public are being invited to go aboard a tall ship which is visiting from Poland this weekend.
Police warning over students drinking on study leave
Police have issued a warning about students underage drinking as they go on study leave for their GSCEs.
Motion to start amendments to Assisted Dying Bill in Keys
A motion to draft amendments to the Island's Assisted Dying Bill to address concerns from the UK will be put forward in the House of Keys next week.
Douglas Festival gets alcohol licences for 2026 event
A popular Douglas festival has received its alcohol licences for the 2026 event.
Plans for city centre demolition site submitted
Plans to redevelop a prominent demolition site in the city centre have been submitted.
