A minute's silence will take place on Island later this week to mark one year since Russia invaded Ukraine.
The moment of reflection will take place at 11am on Friday (February 24.)
The conflict has seen millions forced to flee their homes, with thousands of people thought to have lost their lives.
Legislative Buildings in Douglas will also be lit yellow and blue - the colours of the Ukrainian flag - as a sign of solidarity.
Tynwald to hear questions about children who aren't in education
Children outside education will be the subject of two questions in Tynwald tomorrow.
Satnavs showing 20mph zones already, say drivers
Island drivers are reporting satnav systems are already showing 20mph zones planned for introduction later this year.
Heysham linkspan work means changes for passengers
The Steam Packet Company says there are changes for passengers getting off ferries in Heysham from today.
Tynwald to discuss widening electronic tag use
New rules allowing alleged lawbreakers to wear electronic tags on bail will be discussed by politicians this week.
Marown road closure for works this week
A road in Marown will close during the daytime this week as cats eyes are installed.
DOI to host two drop-in sessions on proposed 20mph limits
There's a chance to let the Department of Infrastructure know your views on proposed 20mph zones at two drop-in sessions this month.
Dog rescued from cliffs on Marine Drive
A dog which fell over the cliffside on Marine Drive has been rescued by Douglas Coastguard.
Autographed Harry Potter book fetches £1,500!
A rare signed Harry Potter book has sold at auction for £1,500.
