The cost of living on the Isle of Man continues to rise.
The island's rate of inflation reached 6.0% in December last year, jumping from 4.6% in November.
The main drivers are rising fuel costs, which have gone up almost 63% while air travel has gone up more than 50%.
A government report said driving lessons have also become more expensive, with an increase of nearly 17% in the past year.
The rate of inflation in the UK currently stands at 5.1%.
The latest government report can be accessed here.
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