The government has released details of the 10 people who were granted exemptions from residency requirements for public housing.
Seven domestic violence victims were among those who'd lived on the island for less than 10 years, but were still given a council house.
Three were exempted because of health and mobility issues.
In her response to a question for written reply from Rushen MHK Juan Watterson, Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood said the exceptions were "absolutely justified".
Tynwald social affairs committee to meet on Friday
Senior figures from the Department of Education, Sport and Culture will give evidence to a Tynwald committee this week.
The Gaiety Theatre celebrates its 125th birthday
The Gaiety Theatre is celebrating its 125th birthday today.
Sewage cleaning in Peel will start before treatment plant is finished
Manx Utilities says its waste treatment plant for Peel may not be finished until 2028 - but it'll start cleaning sewage next year.
First even disability football team being formed by Onchan FC
A new football team for disabled youth has formed.
Noel's house party at Milntown!
An historic estate in the north of the Island had a special visitor earlier.
Manx Care reveals dentist waiting times
Manx Care says someone on the Island has spent almost six years on a dental waiting list.
Insta users gush over Sam Barks' baby snap
Manx actress Sam Barks has posted a photo of her children together, just weeks after the birth of her second baby.
Pub manager loses employment tribunal case
A pub manager has lost an employment tribunal after it heard Okell's Inns sacked him for not declaring a criminal conviction.
