New government figures say inflation fell slightly last month.
Data from the Cabinet Office says at the end of October, the Consumer Prices Index fell to 2.8 per cent, down 0.1 per cent on September.
Food and alcohol were the biggest drivers of inflation - both rose by 5.6 per cent.
But there was better news for heating, with a 13 per cent fall for oil and other fuels and an eight per cent drop in gas.
Island's Escape to the Country episode airs next week
The Isle of Man will feature on a popular house-hunting TV show next week.
Should rent deposits have a UK-style protection scheme?
Questions about whether rent deposits should have a protection scheme will be raised by an MHK next week.
Union wants farmers' views on vet announcement
The Manx National Farmers Union is asking farmers to take part in a survey about vets.
Bad weather could affect Friday and Saturday sailings
Two ferry sailings could be facing disruption this weekend.
Worries over Micard replacement to be raised in Tynwald
Will a backup system for people on benefits without bank accounts be set up in time?
Commissioners want more reassurance after Maughold incident
Garff commissioners are to write to the Island's chief constable after a serious incident in Maughold last month.
Government staff put £6.3 million on spending cards last year
Around £6.3 million has been spent on government-issued spending cards in the past year.
Island-inspired music wins Ivor Novello award
A composer and writer have won one of the UK's top music awards for a piece inspired by the Isle of Man.
