The situation surrounding free TV licences for over 75s on Island is to be looked into by the government.
It comes after the board of the BBC announced yesterday they would be scrapped in the UK from June 2020.
Officials on Island say the Treasury will review existing policies around them for those aged 75 or over as it looks to secure a way forward for Manx pensioners.
In October 2016 Tynwald resolved free licences for that age bracket should be reinstated with immediate effect.
MHK questions cost of personal tax rises
An MHK wants to know how much it would cost the government to raise the personal tax allowance.
WWII site could become new home
A World War 2 radio site in the south of the Island could become a unique home under new plans.
Onchan's rates go up 6%
Onchan Commissioners say rates in the district will go up by just over six per cent this year.
190 work visas issued in three months
A total of 190 work visas were issued over three months last year, according a response to a Freedom of Information request.
Mars to land at Peel Cathedral
After a series of events featuring the moon, Mars is the next planet to come to Peel Cathedral.
Government AI office's £1 million budget queried
How exactly will the one million pounds to be spent on a national artificial intelligence office be used?
School suspensions under the spotlight in Keys
Education Minister Daphne Caine will face questions about school suspensions next week.
West Baldwin Road to shut for work
A road on the way to a beauty spot will be closed for a week next month.
