A documentary about the decriminalisation of homosexuality on the Isle of Man will be released next week.
No Man Is An Island was funded by the British Film Institute, the Guardian newspaper and the Isle of Man Arts Council.
It tells the story of the Island changing the law in 1992 after decades of repression.
The film will be officially released on the Guardian's website next Tuesday, May 27.
Laxey Primary pupil to become headteacher for a day
A young pupil from Laxey Primary School will be taking over as headteacher for the day next week.
Police family history appeal to track down former sergeant's relatives
The police are asking for help with a family history matter - trying to return historical artefacts belonging to a former police sergeant.
Public can now share their views online about 20mph zone plans in the North
An online public consultation into the introduction of 20mph limits on certain roads in the north is now live.
Southern 100 rider in stable condition
A rider who crashed at the Southern 100 yesterday is said to be in a stable and comfortable condition.
Plans submitted for old chapel in Glen Mona
There are plans to turn a dilapidated old chapel into a house.
Hopkins hopes for another trip to the Island
Right-wing commentator Katie Hopkins is already planning another promotional trip to the island, a week after finishing one.
New horses for Douglas tram
The Isle of Man is going to be getting some new residents, which are sure to be the mane attraction!
Mountain Road roadworks postponed
The Department of Infrastructure says work on the Mountain Road has been postponed and it will remain open today.
