Three new recruits have been selected to work as wardens on the Calf of Man.
It is thought to be one of the most remote jobs in the British Isles and involves estate management, data collection and baiting long tails.
The group consists of two volunteers and an estate warden.
They're due to travel to the Calf next week where they'll be based for the next nine months.
In severe weather they could be cut off for weeks.
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Douglas hotel's football sign could be worth £15k
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Douglas church becomes House of Dog
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Manx mums relate to Paris's school holidays feelings
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Okells makes it a double at beer awards
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Organisers call off 11-hour music event next weekend
A one-day music festival due to be held in Onchan next weekend has been called off.
Plans lodged for quayside hotel and apartments in Peel
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£5,000 fundraiser launched for Buddy's surgery
Could you help give a loving labrador the surgery he needs?
