Could new laws to combat discrimination on the Island mean the end of compulsory retirement?
That's the question on the lips of Ramsey MHK Laurie Hooper, who'll raise the subject in Tynwald this month.
When the court sits, he'll ask Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas if compulsory retirement ages will be affected by the Equality Act 2017.
Mr Hopper wants to know if forcing people to retire could be seen as age discrimination.
Three freed from crashed vehicle
Firefighters say they freed three people from a vehicle after a crash this afternoon.
Yellow weather warning for icy conditions overnight
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a weather warning about freezing conditions tomorrow.
MHK wants April's minimum wage rise halved
Onchan MHK Julie Edge will ask Tynwald members to introduce the Island's minimum wage rise in phases when the court sits in January.
Declassified photo shows Russian spy ship off Island's coast
The UK government has declassified photos of a Russian spy ship off the Island's coast last year.
Manx student to climb Kilimanjaro for charity
A local student plans to climb mount Kilimanjaro next year to raise money for charity.
Island could see snow later this week
The Isle of Man could be set for snow in the New Year.
How much are board members paid at the meat plant?
An MHK wants to know how much Isle of Man Meats pays its board members.
Government wants your input on proposed homelessness laws
The government's asking you to share your views on planned laws to help homeless people.
