The Isle of Man is following the UK’s lead when it comes to drug misuse.
Earlier this week the Department of Health successfully had the Misuse of Drugs Act 1976 amended in Tynwald.
The current legislation means drugs that are banned permanently in the UK are automatically banned on the Isle of Man.
Now the laws have been updated to cover temporary bans as well.
Health Minister David Anderson explains what this means for the Island:
129 sewer overflow discharges in Douglas last year
Manx Utilities says it recorded almost 130 sewer overflow discharges last year from two sites in Douglas.
Third 'Listening To You' roadshow in Douglas tonight
The third roadshow of the government's Listening To You series is in Douglas tonight.
Roundhouse update at commissioners' meeting
Braddan commissioners will get an update on progress with the Roundhouse tomorrow.
Roisin's through to the finals of BBC One show
A young woman from Ramsey has made it through to the finals of a BBC show.
Ramsey department store closing
A department store in the North has announced it's closing down.
Blood transfusion figures revealed
Manx Care says it was asked for 1,341 units of blood last year.
Road closures for hill climb events
Roads around the Island will be closed this weekend for a motor racing event.
Man denies causing £1,000 worth of damage to car
A man has denied keying someone's car and causing more than £1,000 in damage.
