The Chief Minister says there are no plans to legalise cannabis on the Isle of Man.
His comments come after the publication of the Chief Constable's annual report, which showed half an 11 per cent rise in crime was down to people possessing the Class B drug.
There have been a number of calls online for cannabis to be decriminalised on the Island, including an online petition.
At the moment, some cannabis products are available for medical use - Howard Quayle MHK says that's how it will stay:
Penny mobile bank to be dropped, says MHK
An MHK says the Penny mobile banking service will be dropped next Monday, November 17.
More aurora sightings possible tonight!
If you missed out last night, there'll be another good chance to see the Northern lights tonight!
More heavy rain prompts weather warning
A yellow weather warning for more heavy rain and flooding has been issued for tonight.
Benefits increases to be revealed in February budget
Are people claiming income support falling further behind society as inflation rises?
Get your home ready for winter, says government
The government's reminding people to prepare their homes for winter as temperatures drop.
No date for scrapping tax discs, says minister
The Island's infrastructure minister says the end of tax discs may be in sight - but there's no date yet for the change.
Six-hours of broadband work could bring "potential disruption" tonight
Manx Telecom says its broadband network users could face "disruption" for up to six hours tonight.
MHK feels 'ignored' over 20mph consultation
An MHK has hit out at the Department of Infrastructure over its consultation on 20mph zones, saying he thinks it ignored him and others.
