Protestors will gather in Douglas this weekend to make their feelings known about genocide in Gaza.
A silent march will start at the sunken gardens opposite Promenade Church from midday on Saturday, October 4.
Organisers say the procession will and with a vigil to mark two years of the current conflict in the Middle East
They're inviting people to come and take part in the event - and say you can just turn up on the day.
Steam Packet's 'upgrade' to Liverpool terminal will affect autumn sailings
The Steam Packet Company says it's making changes to its autumn sailing schedule to allow for works at the Liverpool ferry terminal.
How many people lived in Peel in 1989, asks town's MHK
A western MHK wants to know what the population of the largest town in her constituency was 36 years ago.
More Thursday ferries face disruption
The Steam Packet company says more of its sailings tomorrow are being rescheduled.
Island couple's company must repay £122 million PPE cash, judge rules
A PPE company linked to Island residents Doug Barrowman and Michelle Mone has been ordered to pay more than £122 million to the UK government.
Illness causing difficulties for Douglas medical practice
Manx Care is asking people to be patient if they're trying to contact a Douglas practice today.
No data on foreign prisoners, says department
The Department of Home Affairs says it doesn't know how many foreign inmates are being held at Jurby's prison.
Poor weather means rescheduled ferries tomorrow
Bad weather will bring some disruption to ferry crossings tomorrow.
Peel cafe announces opening date
The west's newest café will throw open its doors this weekend.
