Pupils across the Island will receive their A-level results today, despite all exams being cancelled.
As a result, all students will have their grades calculated in a different way this year.
Results will now be based on predicted grades and coursework.
Education Minister Dr Alex Allinson has ensured extra support will be available.
National and International exam boards made the decision to cancel all exams back in March, shortly followed by schools closing for three months.
Planned Douglas wellness retreat to learn its fate on Monday
The fate of a proposed sauna in Douglas will be decided next week.
Orsted responds to Wildlife Trust statement
Orsted has hit back at the Manx Wildlife Trust after it raised concerns about the environmental impact of the Mooir Vannin offshore windfarm plans.
Bank turned curio shop up for sale
A former bank turned antiques shop in Peel has gone on the market.
Hedge cutting closes Glen Helen Road
The Glen Helen Road will close for two days next week.
Liquidator appointed for Torden Stores
The liquidator of a well-known shop in the south of the Island has asked for its creditors to come forward.
Play area plans lodged for Laxey
A restaurant and exhibition centre in Laxey could soon house a children's play area, if planners give the go-ahead.
No parish GDP figures, says Treasury
The Treasury says it can't give figures for each parish's gross domestic product, because it doesn't collect data from each one separately.
Castletown carnival marks 70th birthday
One of Castletown's biggest parties will be marking a special anniversary today.
