An MHK says he's worried falls in petrol prices aren't being passed on to motorists as quickly as they should be.
North Douglas politician David Ashford will ask the Office of Fair Trading chairman about the issue in Tynwald.
He wants to know if the OFT tracks petrol prices to see if consumers benefit from price changes.
He says companies buy the fuel in advance to guarantee its price - but while price rises are passed on falls don't seem to be:
Noble's overcrowding means audiology drop-in suspended
Manx Care says safety concerns about overcrowding means some clinics have been suspended at Noble's Hospital.
Government wants permanent paving around TT VIP area
The Department for Enterprise says it wants to create a permanent path around the TT VIP hospitality area at the Grandstand, after letting previous plans lapse.
Delays to buses this morning
Bus Vannin says it's seeing a lot of delays because of traffic this morning, Wednesday, December 10.
Changes to 1st time buyers schemes planned
The Department of Infrastructure will make changes to schemes supporting first-time buyers after a public consultation ends.
Nobody will lose benefits after MiCards, says minister
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says nobody will miss out on benefits or pension payments as current MiCards approach the end of their lives.
Further weather warning in place for later today
A further weather warning is in place for coastal overtopping later today.
Minor Injuries Unit based at Noble's from today
Ramsey's Minor Injuries Unit will be based at Noble's Hospital from today, Wednesday, December 10.
Vandals hit community centre play equipment
Vandals have struck play equipment at a popular community centre.
