The justice and home affairs minister says there are currently 10 long-term prisoners from off-Island in Jurby.
Jane Poole Wilson gave the figure in response to a Tynwald question for written reply from Rushen MHK Juan Watterson.
She added a total 21 of long-term inmates from the prison had been transferred off-Island over the past three years.
Mrs Poole-Wilson says transfers to the UK are limited to one prisoner per month, due to the problems with prison capacity across.
New weekly lunch club to combat loneliness
The Salvation Army's about to launch a weekly lunch club to fight loneliness and isolation around the Island.
New laws to regulate gas suppliers to be debated
Laws dealing with the economic regulation of Island gas suppliers will be discussed in the House of Keys this coming week.
MHK wants update on solar panels for public buildings
What progress has be made on plans to install solar panels on public buildings and infrastructure?
Council to cut down 39 dangerous trees
Douglas Council says it's going to cut down 39 trees on safety grounds.
Government allocating nearly £1m to AI initiative
The government's allocated nearly one million pounds to an artificial intelligence initiative.
Toffee found after intense search
Toffee the dachshund has now been found, following a public search which involved drones and many volunteers.
Drone collision warning over missing dog search
Organisers of a search for a missing dog say people bringing their own drones is risking mid-air collisions.
Two more weekend sailings in doubt
Two more Steam Packet sailings are now in doubt becase of the bad weather this weekend.
