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.
Updated rules for special constables due before Tynwald
Special Constables on the Island could be getting new rules.
Pre-election meeting in Marown next month
General election fever may be over - but voters in a local authority will go to the polls again next month.
Microwave food leads to early hours callout for firefighters
Food burning in a microwave sparked a callout for Island's Fire and Rescue Service this morning.
Vigil to mark three years of war in Gaza
The Island branches of Amnesty International and the Palestine Solidarity Campaign will be holding a vigil next month.
Your chance to vote for Island in travel awards
You're being urged to help the Island take home a prestigious travel award.
MHKs to elect speaker and deputy this week
The new House of Keys will sit for the first time in the political year next week.
FOI answer 'could undermine prison security'
The Department of Home Affairs says giving out information about prison staffing and procedures would undermine security at the Jurby facility.
Police launch appeal after broad daylight attack in Douglas
Police are appealing for information after a man was attacked in Douglas last weekend.
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