Inflation on the Island leapt up by two per cent last month, according to the latest government figures.
The consumer price index, which stood at 2.9 per cent in February, rose to 4.9 per cent in April.
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the rise of almost 69 per cent in a single month is down to the economic effects of the war in Iran.
The biggest increases over the past 12 months are fuel oil - up 67 per cent - and petrol, which has risen by 23 per cent.
Tides and weather mean three ferries rescheduled this week
The Steam Packet Company says three of its sailings have been rescheduled this week.
Legendary bike firm says Manx-themed flagship machines delivered soon
Motorbike manufacturer Norton says it'll start delivering its new flagship machine, named after the Isle of Man, next month.
Earl the Laxey cat loses collar in feline feud
Laxey's most famous cat is recovering well after getting into a scrap at the weekend.
Are Noble's visiting hours too restrictive?
Should visiting hours at Noble's Hospital be extended?
Dance school submits Union Mills studio plans
Plans have been submitted to turn an empty unit on an industrial estate into a dance school.
Castletown cocks get happy ending from residents
Two cockerels which were dumped in the south of the Island are settling in to a new home.
No LitFest this year, say organisers
An Island festival says it won't be back this year, but is hoping to raise funds for next year's event.
Health bosses to give evidence over funding
Senior figures in Manx Care and the Department of Health and Social Care will give evidence to a Tynwald committee about healthcare funding this week.
