Campaigners will be hoping to highlight the plight of Palestinian prisoners at a vigil later this week.
The Isle of Man branch of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign is organising the event on Loch Promenade in Douglas.
It says the gathering takes place on Palestinian Prisoner's Day, and says it wants to draw attention to more than 9,500 prisoners held in Israeli jails.
If you'd like to attend, the vigil will ruin from 6pm this Friday, April 17.
Mechanised tree planting to be trialled on the Island
A UK company says it's helping the Island of man up its forestry game.
No planned changes to community services, says health minister
Health Minister Claire Christian says there are no planned changes to health and care community services provided locally around the Island.
Season's first cruise ship coming soon
The first cruise visit of this season takes place next week.
More work on TT course this week
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll be working on part of the TT course in Douglas later this week.
OFT chair clarifies heating fuel costs
Office of Fair Trading chair Tim Glover says heating fuels on the Island are made up of a variety of factors - but there's no formal price regulation.
Data will be protected during census, says Cabinet Office
The Cabinet Office says it'll take all necessary steps to protect information submitted in this month's census.
Roadworks near Wildlife Park
The Department of Infrastructure says it's carrying out work near a popular Island attraction .
Fundraiser hits goal to spark Manx-US romance!
Two Transatlantic lovebirds are set to be reunited after the big-hearted public stepped in with donations to an online fundraiser.
