A Belfast solicitor has appeared in court in Northern Ireland to deny using the Isle of Man to launder millions of pounds from a £1.1 billion property deal.
54 year old Ian Coulter denies five charges relating to the deal involving a government agency in 2014.
He's alleged to have bought a company on the Island before using it to send a fraudulent £7.2 million invoice.
The high-profile trial is expected to last around 12 weeks.
New airport director needed - for up to £89k a year
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Wind farm drop-in sessions this week
There's a chance to find out more about plans for the Island's first offshore wind farm this week.
Severe gales could mean travel disruption this weekend
There could be bad news for travellers this weekend, with severe gale force winds on the way.
Did you see Douglas incident yesterday?
Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a crash in Douglas yesterday.
Onchan takeaway on the market
A popular takeaway in Onchan is up for sale.
Butter problems take a churn for the worse
Isle of Man Creamery has apologised over production problems which mean some of its products are temporarily unavailable.
Gliding club's closure "great shame", says MHK
A gliding club in the north of the Island says it's closing down and winding up its affairs.
Manx Care £14.9m savings plan questioned
An MHK has raised questions about Manx Care's plans to save almost £15 million.
