A second world war hand grenade was discovered in Laxey over the weekend.
Police were called by a person who noticed a suspicious object on their land.
A full risk assessment was carried out and advice was taken from a military ordnance officer before the grenade was recovered by police.
It was unearthed during ground works.
More details of it's origins are, at this moment in time, unknown.
The grenade has now been secured pending destruction.
Event to help you prep for emergencies this week
The government's holding another event on how to prepare for worst case scenarios this week.
Minister says southern landmark will be protected even if sold
The historic value of a building in the South of the Island will be preserved no matter who it's sold to, according to a government minister.
New government report documents poverty on Island
The government says its third Annual Report on Poverty Measures will be laid before Tynwald in May.
New prison skills centre officially opens
A new facility to help get inmates ready for work has officially been opened at the prison.
Work to repair promenade path still ongoing
Work to re-open a path down to a village's promenade is still underway.
When will prom repairs happen?
An MHK wants to know when repairs to Douglas Promenade will be carried out.
Vehicle fire closes hospital's main entrance
Manx Care has confirmed it was a vehicle fire which caused the main entrance of Noble's Hospital to be closed this morning.
Government wants views on ferry ID check plans
The government wants your views on plans which would require passengers to carry ID when travelling with the Steam Packet.
