The Treasury says it doesn't have any information about the UK government paying Manx companies to house immigrants.
A Freedom of Information request asked for details about immigrants in private housing paid for by Westminster.
But in its response, the Treasury said it couldn't find any such information.
And it added after extensive searches it was unable to locate any data relating to the request.
Chance to get your hands on rare Rod Organ piece
A limited edition print of Joey Dunlop by one of motorsport's best-known artists will go under the hammer this weekend.
Council asks permission to sell off six properties for £1 million
Douglas Council's asked government for permission to sell off six properties it owns.
Ramsey's best-known cat gets his own calendar
Ramsey's most famous cat is starring in a purr-fect new calendar.
Road closure announced for End To End Walk
A scenic route in the South of the Island will be closed for an endurance walk next weekend.
Road closed in Onchan for court proceedings today
A road in Onchan will shut this afternoon as a trial takes place.
Island paid £153,000 to support Ukrainians fleeing war
The Cabinet Office has revealed how the Island helped Ukrainians fleeing the war in their home country.
Fundraiser for TT rider's family after life insurance payout refusal
An online fundraiser's been launched to help a TT rider's family - after his life insurance company refused to pay out following his death at this year's festival.
Chief Minister election timetable released
MHKs will vote for a new chief minister in October.
