Unemployment on the Isle of Man has fallen, according to new figures from the government.
Just 361 people were out of work at the end of January 2018, compared to 601 people the year before.
The unemployment rate for January stood at 0.8 per cent - with no change since December 2017.
However, government revealed the figure for January is the lowest figure it's been since 2003.
Government won't release UK letter about assisted dying
The government says it won't release a letter about the Island's assisted dying laws sent by the UK's Deputy Prime Minister.
Closure on one of town's main streets next week
Part of one of Castletown's main streets will be temporarily shut next week.
We're not responsible for seaweed, says DOI minister
The Department of Infrastructure says it doesn't have any responsibility for cleaning up seaweed.
Less than a third of Island's land formally registered
The Central Registry says less than 30 per cent of the Island's land is currently registered with it.
Car crash blocks road near Ballasalla
Police say they're currently dealing with a car crash on Douglas Road near Ballasalla.
Specialist contractors needed to help with harbour dredging
The Department of Infrastructure has had to bring in specialist contractors in order to make progress with dredging Douglas Harbour.
Former hotel up for sale
A former Douglas hotel with 28 ensuite guest bedrooms could be yours.
Department of Health and Social Care to raise some fees
The Department of Health and Social Care is to raise fees for adult services by almost three per cent this year.
