Unemployment rose in July - but the government insists it's still lower than it was this time last year.
The latest monthly statistics from the Cabinet Office show 321 people were looking for jobs at the end of last month, a rise of 8 people.
It means the Island has an unemployment rate of just 0.8 per cent.
However, the government says the figure has decreased by 99 people compared to July 2017.
Tender process on sea wall to start this year, says DOI
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll start a tendering process to finish the sea wall in Douglas late this year.
Firefighters tackle 'severe' garage blaze this morning
The Fire and Rescue Service says it dealt with two incidents over the weekend.
Exhausted reserves forced 23.6% rate rise, say commissioners
Michael Commissioners say this year's rates rise is more than seven times higher than inflation because there's no money left to soften the blow.
Weather warning for heavy rain today
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain today.
How many government workers take sabbatical?
How many government workers have gone on sabbatical leave over the past three years?
Police: non-life threatening injuries in Ramsey incident
Police say this afternoon's incident in Ramsey involved a man being assaulted outside Tesco.
Roundhouse cafe employment tribunal adjourned
An employment tribunal against company which used to run a coffee shop in Braddan's Roundhouse has been adjourned - while a former employee tries to put the company back on the register.
Two in custody after Ramsey incident, police say
Police say it was an 'isolated incident' which they dealt with at Tesco in Ramsey, with two suspects now in custody.
