The Cabinet Office has revealed how the Island helped Ukrainians fleeing the war in their home country.
A Freedom of Information request asked for information on how many had come to the Island and how much the government spent helping them.
In its response, the Cabinet Office says 123 Ukrainians came to the Island though the Homes for Ukraine Scheme, while 150 were granted status under Manx schemes.
It also revealed sponsors had been paid a total of just of £153,000 over two years.
Road closed in Onchan for court proceedings today
A road in Onchan will shut this afternoon as a trial takes place.
Fundraiser for TT rider's family after life insurance payout refusal
An online fundraiser's been launched to help a TT rider's family - after his life insurance company refused to pay out following his death at this year's festival.
Chief Minister election timetable released
MHKs will vote for a new chief minister in October.
Watch Island's star's new movie trailer
A trailer's been released for a quirky new film from Island resident John Rhys-Davies.
Dog wash plans for Ramsey promenade
Dog walkers in the north of the Island may be getting new facilities - after a planning application was lodged for the town's promenade.
Plans unveiled for Castletown restaurant's revamp
A restaurant in Castletown could be getting a facelift, if planners give the go-ahead.
Sam Barks to present radio show
Manx actress Samantha Barks has announced she's joining Heart Musicals as a radio presenter.
Hospital sees nearly 300,000 calls over past year
Manx Care says Noble's Hospital dealt with almost 300,000 phone calls over the last year.
