The government says it's planning to start fact-checking service as part of its communications strategy.
The Cabinet Office's departmental plan, published this week, says the rapid rebuttal and fact-checking - called Manx Verify - will be developed by the end of this month.
The plan says a scoping paper will look at how it will work and what resources will be needed.
The document also calls for a system to maximise opportunities for positive news from the government.
Fundraiser hits goal to spark Manx-US romance!
Two Transatlantic lovebirds are set to be reunited after the big-hearted public stepped in with donations to an online fundraiser.
Local drinks take honours at beer festival
Two local beers took pride of place during a huge festival in Douglas at the weekend.
Summerland car park plans rejected
An application for temporary parking on the former Summerland site has been rejected.
Three sets of evening TT course roadworks this week
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll be doing three sets of roadworks on the TT course this week.
Woman launches fundraiser to reunite with Manx partner
Could you help smooth the path of true love for a woman from the US and her Manx boyfriend?
Fury calls out Joshua after successful boxing return
Island resident Tyson Fury says he'll retire again unless he can fight Anthony Joshua.
Part of the north to be without water tonight
Manx Utilities says it will have to shut off water in part of the north tonight for essential work.
Emergency remote schooling plans being prepared
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture is preparing an emergency plan for remote schooling.
