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The Office of Fair Trading is warning people not to let children have access to a toy that is being recalled.
It says the 'Squishies Slow Rising Scented Squishy' toy can be mistaken for food; small parts can easily come off and be a choking hazard, and it's plastic packaging poses a suffocation risk.
The item is in the shape of a slice of cake, pink and white in colour and has a strawberry on top.
The OFT added it should be returned to where it was purchased from or disposed of safely.
Computers down at Island surgeries
Computers at all twelve Island surgeries are currently down due to a technical issue.
Post Office 'strongly refutes' talk rejection claims
The Island's Post Office says it 'strongly refutes' Communication Workers' Union claims it's rejected the notion to have 'meaningful' talks.
Plans to use marina silt for upland restoration
Plans have been drawn up to use silt from Peel Marina to restore upland areas.
Tynwald sitting to commence this morning
A busy schedule gets underway this morning at the latest sitting of Tynwald.
Police warning over unpaid taxi fares
Not paying your taxi fare could lead to arrest and a fine of up to £5,000.
Council staff honoured for longstanding service
Two members of Douglas Borough Council (DBC) have been recognised for a combined 60 years service to the authority.
Great Taste workshop this week
The government is looking to encourage Manx food and drink producers to learn the process of entering for the 'Oscars' of the industry.
Government reminder on tax deadlines
The government is reminding people the deadline for tax payments is less than a month away.
Jess Glynne
