Representatives from international financial watchdog MONEYVAL have arrived on the Isle of Man.
A major assessment will look at the Island’s compliance with, and effectiveness in, countering financial crime.
The on-site inspection is expected to last two weeks and will include interviews and meetings across the finance and gaming sectors, as well as with regulators, police and government.
The Isle of Man Government says it won’t comment on the inspection until it concludes next year.
New music therapy service launches
A new music-based care service has arrived on the Island.
Island GPs to attend training on Tuesday afternoon
Doctor appointments won't be available for an afternoon this week.
Firefighters called to Foxdale house blaze
Firefighters from Peel and Douglas were called out after a blaze in the west of the Island last night.
Pub appeals for return of stolen note
Did you pinch a prized possession from a pub in the north of the Island? It wants it back!
Event hopes to explain Pokémon to parents
If your children are urging you to help "catch 'em all" but you need a bit of help, there's an event for you tomorrow!
Braddan gym hoping for industry award success
An Island gym is in the running for a prestigious award.
Ramsey's cannabis club to shut as business relocates
A cannabis club in Ramsey says it's closing down - although its founder says it's not the end of the road.
Nearly 1 in 7 affected by poverty, says report
A Tynwald committee set up to look into poverty levels on the Island says the court should continue its work.
