The government says we'll link systems with the UK to spot criminals coming to the Island in vehicles.
New regulations are being considered by the Department of Home Affairs to use automated number plate recognition software.
Police here will be able to use the UK's ANPR database to spot vehicles as they come through our ports.
It'll mean vehicles involved in criminal investigations in the UK can be flagged and automatically recognised.
Steam Packet schedule features more sailings to Ireland
The Steam Packet Company has released its timetables for next year, with three vessels running a regular schedule of sailings.
Ramsey's Xmas lights turned on tonight!
Ramsey will be the next town to switch on its Christmas lights this evening, after Douglas yesterday.
Hob fire sparks fire service callout
Firefighters say nobody was hurt during a kitchen fire in Douglas yesterday.
Ice warning remains in place today
A yellow weather warning is in place this morning with sub-zero temperatures overnight around the Island.
Chance for children to switch on village's Xmas lights
Your child could win the chance to switch on a village's Christmas lights!
Health passports to help those with learning disabilities
New health passports are among changes planned to improve health services for people with learning disabilities.
All the Xmas light switch-on events happening around the Island
Douglas may be the first, but it's certainly not the last when it comes to switching on its Christmas lights!
Over 60% of government money spent on Island
The government says it spent 62 per cent of its money on the Island last year.
