A man will be sentenced in September after admitting domestic abuse against an ex-partner.
51 year old Paul Henry Campbell of Springfield Avenue in Douglas committed the offences in March.
The court heard he grabbed his ex and pinned her to a chair - and weeks later threw tea against a wall and ceiling while swearing.
He was bailed in the sum of £500 on condition he doesn't contact his victim, and will appear again on September 24.
Ramsey pet shop back in its shop after difficult time
A shop in Ramsey has thanked the public for its support during a difficult time.
What does the Health Minister think about cancer statistics on the Island?
What does the Health and Social Care minister think of Manx Care cancer statistics?
You can help keep the Island green tomorrow
You could help keep the Island green tomorrow.
Peel Ports will pay shareholders a total dividend pot of over £150 million this year
Manx resident John Whittaker's company will pay shareholders a total dividend pot of £153.9 million this year.
The Roundhouse is offering free sport sessions on Blue Monday
The Roundhouse in Braddan is offering free sport sessions this Monday.
Manx Care has outlined what services could be impacted by strike action
Manx Care has released a list of services that will potentially be impacted by the doctors strike later this month.
Onchan Commissioners raising rates by just under five percent
Onchan commissioners are raising rates by just under five per cent in the next financial year.
Contamination incident means leisure pool at NSC is closed
The leisure pools and flumes at the National Sport Centre will be closed until Sunday.
