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:
Man wouldn’t recognise police authority
A court’s heard a man accused of driving offences was held in custody for almost a week because he wouldn’t give police his name or address.
Man bailed over dangerous driving charge
A man accused of dangerous driving has been bailed as he awaits trial.
Ramsey altercation probed by police
Police are appealing for witnesses following an altercation earlier this month.
Prom traffic management costs revealed
Ongoing traffic management during the refurb on Douglas Promenade has cost nearly £356,000.
Younger generation 'has real passion for politics'
The Islands Junior Tynwald is an example of how the younger generations are showing a 'real passion for politics'.
£500k Douglas sea defence plans lodged
New £500,000 plans to reinforce sea defences in Douglas have been put forward.
Classic TT and MGP marshalls wanted
People are being called upon to volunteer as marshalls at the Classic TT and Manx Grand Prix.
Celebration of heritage transport
The Island's transport heritage is set to be celebrated with a five-day event this week.
