A teenager has been found guilty of murdering a 14 year old boy by stabbing him to death in Ramsey last May.
The jury returned its verdict this afternoon after a trial at Douglas Courthouse which lasted almost four weeks.
Christopher McBurnie died after being stabbed by the 16 year old, who can't be named because of his age, after the two arranged a fight.
The jury rejected the boy's claims of self-defence.
Police: "Thoughts are with murdered boy's family" after conviction
Police who investigated the murder of 14 year old Christopher McBurnie say his family must live with their loss every day.
Amber overtopping warning issued after earlier gales alert
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a second weather warning for the weekend.
Ghost hunters go gaga for the Gluey
Is a popular pub in Castletown a centre of paranormal activity?
Gales cancel weekend Snaefell and Douglas horse trams
Severe gale force winds means bad news for tram fans this weekend.
Government says avoid glens this weekend
The government is warning you to stay out of the glens in the high winds this weekend.
Amber warning issued for dangerous 70mph winds this weekend
Forecasters have issued an amber weather warning for severe gale force winds this weekend.
Airport issues warning over possible weather disruption
Ronaldsway Airport says bad weather may mean some problems for its flights this weekend.
Sparklers banned from Maughold fireworks display
A Bonfire Night party in the north of the Island says it's banning sparklers this year.
