A murderer has failed in his bid to have his sentence and conviction overturned.
46-year-old Ian Anderson was today told his murder conviction and life sentence, with a minimum term of 15 years, would remain in place.
The former Castletown resident had lodged an appeal claiming the trial against him earlier this year had been "unfair".
In April a jury found him guilty of murdering Ballabeg man Neil Roberts - the 60-year-old's body was found at Anderson's home on Queen Street on December 1st 2013.
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