The Island is being praised for how it handled Storm Doris yesterday.
Strong winds and heavy rain battered the Isle of Man yesterday - the airport was forced to close and Ben-my-Chree sailings didn't go.
The emergency services, Department of Infrastructure and Manx Utilities Authority had to deal with fallen trees, downed power lines and road obstructions.
Inspector Gavin Callow says there was a lot of damage caused but no serious injuries were reported:
Public invited to be part of village drone photo
If you live in Kirk Michael, there's a chance to be part of a unique group photograph!
Roads to close this morning for MGP
Roads around the TT course are due to close at 9.30am for the penultimate day of racing in the Manx Grand Prix.
DEFA doesn't know how many chickens were slain
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it doesn't know how many chickens were killed in St Johns during a recent cull.
Local authority wants to keep temporary storage unit
Ramsey commissioners have applied to keep a temporary storage unit at a bowling green in the town.
UK company hunts down missing bakery equipment on Island
A UK company that supplies bakeries with equipment says it's found more than 250 errant baskets and dollies on the Isle of Man.
Czech rider says he'll bounce back after MGP crash
A Czech rider who crashed in a red flag incident during qualifying for the Manx Grand Prix says he'll come back stronger.
Roads to close soon as planned
Manx Grand Prix organisers have confirmed roads around the TT course are still due to close at 12.45pm as scheduled.
Cruise ship due to arrive today
A cruise ship is spending the day in Manx waters today.
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