A new law will come into force next month to help the Island catch fraudsters.
The law will take effect from the November 1.
The Fraud Act 2017 was introduced by the Department of Home Affairs to bring the Island into line with global standards.
The legislation modernises the measures to combat fraud and offences such as aiding and abetting and conspiracy.
Doctors' salaries under scrutiny from MHK
How much of Manx Care's budget goes to doctors' pay? That's the question from Onchan MHK Julie Edge.
Rings stolen at Christmas market reported to police
A small business owner's made an appeal to the public after handmade rings were allegedly stolen from a market stall on Saturday.
Plans submitted for advertising board outside the airport
The Department of Infrastructure says it wants to put an advertising board outside the airport.
Ideas wanted for old telephone box
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Vehicles damaged during 'Horrendous' Manannan crossing last night
The Manannan's final voyage of the year was a rough ride last night, with several passengers describing it as horrific.
Three TT riders shortlisted for Rider of the Year
Three TT racers are in the running to be named a magazine Rider of the Year.
Cinemanx wants more Government funding amid FOI debate
Island film company Cinemanx has asked the government to invest more money in it.
City of Douglas Bill to get first reading at Tynwald
MHKs will discuss new legislation to make Douglas an official city this week.
