The government says it doesn't have any correspondence from the UK government about sending immigrants here.
A detailed Freedom of Information request to the Cabinet Office asked for details about immigration quotas set by Westminster for the Isle of Man.
In its response the office said it didn't have any such correspondence.
However, it said the Treasury, Department of Infrastructure and local authorities may have information related to parts of the request.
Joe Locke meets princess at annual carol concert
Manx actor Joe Locke was one of the speakers at the annual Christmas carol concert hosted by the Princess of Wales.
New weather warning issued
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping today.
Santa's on a Bike ready to raise money for Rebecca House
A festive motorbike event set up by a local business to raise money for a local charity will get underway later..
Buses to divert around TT course closure
A number of bus services will be diverted this weekend as dangerous trees are felled on the TT course.
£66,000-a-year immigration health surcharge manager needed
The government wants to employ a new manager to oversee the new immigration health surcharge - with a salary of up to £66,000 a year.
Out-of-town stores like planned Iceland threaten other shops, says councillor
The chair of Douglas Council's Environmental Services Committee says the local authority objected to Iceland's new Braddan store because it would threaten shops elsewhere.
Isle of Gelato opens in Laxey tomorrow!
Laxey's newest shop will throw open its doors for the first time tomorrow.
Councillors reject card-only Bottleneck Car Park
Douglas Council says it'll continue allowing drivers to pay by cash at a car park on the Promenade.
