A newsletter produced by internees in Douglas during the Second World War is selling on Ebay for over £2,000.
Titled 'The Camp", it was printed in 1940 by Germans and Austrians detained in Hutchinson Square.
The British government used the neighbourhood as a civilian internment camp during the war.
You can see it here.
Dining in the Dark to return this year
Dining in the Dark is back for 2026, in support of Island charity Sight Matters.
Tynwald gives formal approval to min wage rise
Tynwald's formally approved the new minimum wage rate.
Commissioners to discuss closing of church hall
Garff commissioners say they'll take part in a meeting about the possible closure of a Methodist hall in the area.
Tax system won't change to give breaks to unmarried couples
There are no plans to give unmarried couples the same tax breaks as those who are married.
MHK wants to know about hospital bed occupancy
What's the average bed occupancy at midnight at Noble’s Hospital over the last 60 months?
Prom closed to traffic until tomorrow
A promenade in Ramsey will stay shut until tomorrow after high winds damaged a building.
More overtopping on the way with yellow warning issued
Another weather warning for coastal overtopping has been issued by Ronaldsway Met Office.
Tuesday was busiest day in Ambulance Service history
The Island's ambulances dealt with their busiest-ever day yesterday, dealing with 82 incidents.
