Footpaths in the south of the Island have reopened after unexploded ordnance was found at the weekend.
The coastal footpath near Spanish Head was shut after the discovery, affecting paths from the Chasms through to Burroo Ned.
A bomb disposal team from the UK has now dealt with the incident.
Coastguard officers say all paths have now reopened.
MHK hits out as 20mph poles go up in Douglas and Onchan
Onchan MHK Rob Callister says he's appalled poles for 20mph signs are being put up as a public consultation continues.
Reward offered for return of fishing magnet
A woman's asking for the return of a magnet after she lost it clearing rubbish from a river in the west of the Island.
Question for minister over police crash videos
What permissions were sought before police videos depicting racing crashes were shared online?
Men in court this week for rape appeal
Two men will appear in court this week as they appeal their conviction and sentence for rape.
Manx Care reveals postage costs in FOI response
Manx Care says it spent almost £489,000 on post last year.
School support for youngsters affected by teen's death in Ramsey
With children heading back to school this morning, the Department of Education, Sport and Culture says support will be in place for those affected by the death of a teenager in Ramsey.
Four TT riders 'stable' as treatment continues
Four riders injured during this year's TT are all said to be in stable conditions as they continue to be treated.
Mountain Road remains closed
The Mountain Road remains shut this morning after a vehicle fire at the Gooseneck.
