None of the Isle of Man's news services will get a BBC-funded local democracy reporter in the first phase of a new scheme.
The corporation is spending £8 million of license fee money employing journalists who'll cover local public bodies.
But the BBC has now named those who'll get a share of the cash - and nowhere on the Island has made the list.
In total, it aims to fund 150 reporters - the first phase has seen 15 organisations successfully bidding.
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