The Isle of Man is to get a new set of coins next week - including a £5 piece.
The Treasury will launch the new coins on Monday - it's the first set to be released in 12 years.
The Island previously had a five-pound coin in the 1980s, and the Treasury says it hopes it'll be widely used.
The coins will be unveiled in the Tynwald Library in Douglas - the designs include a Manx Shearwater, Manx cat, Viking longship, Loaghtan sheep, Raven and Falcon, Tower of Refuge and the triskele.
Blood transfusion figures revealed
Manx Care says it was asked for 1,341 units of blood last year.
Road closures for hill climb events
Roads around the Island will be closed this weekend for a motor racing event.
Man denies causing £1,000 worth of damage to car
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Benefits fraudster due for sentencing
A benefits fraudster who wrongly claimed more than £140,000 will be sentenced this week.
Dandara backs Ballalockie campaign
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Petition to give parents info on sex offenders
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Sex education details sent to parents this week
Parents will be getting letters this week about the government's sex education plans.
Van driver fails breath test
Police say a motorist will be appearing in court after failing a breath test - and turning out to have no driving licence.
