Religious leaders are being invited to a special meeting about planned change to organ donation laws next month.
The meeting, hosted by public health and the Island's bishop, will see faith leaders and religious organisations discuss the opt-out system which will replace current opt-in donations.
It'll take place on Friday, May 2 in the Bishop's Office from 10am.
A public consultation into the changes is currently underway - you can submit your views more here.
Bus strike: offers made to union, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he can't give any details about offers made to end the bus strike.
Yellow weather warning in place
A yellow weather warning remains in place this morning amid colder temperatures.
Human remains on beach turned out to be seal
Peel coastguards were called out to what a walker thought was a grisly discovery on a beach.
YouTube channel features Island's hand dryers
If you've ever wondered about the best hand dryers in the Island's toilets, a new YouTube channel can help!
Snow and ice warning for Mountain Road
The Mountain Road could see snow and ice overnight, according to the latest weather warning.
No plans for self-driving car laws, says minister
The Isle of Man won't be getting self-driving cars soon.
Pulrose 'Escobar' to spend more than 15 years in prison
A Pulrose woman nicknamed 'Escobar' for her part in drug-smuggling operations has been jailed for 15 and a half years.
Two Manxman sailings cancelled
The Steam Packet says two sailings overnight have been called off.
