A group of Tynwald members have been given the green light to investigate poverty on the Isle of Man.
Speaker of the House of Keys Juan Watterson gained support to set up a committee to look into the causes of poverty, and to assess how well the government's tacking the issue.
The committee will be made up of Mr Watterson, MLC Tanya August-Hanson and Castletown, Arbory and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse.
They'll report back to Tynwald by October 2018.
Police launch winter car checks campaign
The police are launching their annual campaign of winter car checks.
Six new buses to replace 14 year old ones
Bus Vannin's set to introduce six new double-decker buses, as it retires ones which are up to 14 years old.
Record number of seal pups recorded
A record number of seal pups have been recorded on the Calf of Man.
Proposed laws could mean free period products
Proposed new laws could mean giving women free period products in future.
Unemployment fell slightly last month
The government says unemployment fell slightly last month but was still higher than last year.
GP waiting times to be raised in House of Keys tomorrow
Questions about waiting times to see doctors will be raised in the House of Keys tomorrow.
Waves higher than predicted on crossing which damaged cars
The Steam Packet says waves were even higher than predicted during Sunday's rough crossing which left several cars damaged.
Spitfire flights to be launched from Ronaldsway
Fancy a ride in an iconic WW2 aircraft?
