What's the government doing to stop an invasion by so-called 'murder hornets'?
That's the question on the lips of North Douglas MHK John Wannenburgh.
He's asked a question of Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister Clare Barber about Asian Hornets - whether they've been spotted and what the department's doing to prevent them arriving.
Mr Wannenburgh also wants to know what damage they'd do to the Island's bee population and if the public has been warned about the danger they may present.
Bird charity urging people to check grids for trapped wildlife
A seagull 'narrowly avoided starving to death' after becoming stuck beneath a grid in the Island's capital.
Southern Swimming Pool facing bigger financial losses
A swimming pool in the south of the Island is expecting further losses next year.
Biggest three-legged race in aid of local charities next month
There’s going to be a Manx attempt to break the unofficial world record for the biggest three-legged race next month.
Warm weather sparks growing wildfire worries on Island
Authorities are warning of an increased wildfire risk across the Island as dry, warm weather continues into next week.
Orange army still need volunteers for MGP
Race organisers are urging people to volunteer as marshals for the Manx Grand Prix and Classic TT- or risk the events not going ahead.
Child nearly 'struck' by cyclist, warn Police
Police are urging cyclists to take care, after a child was nearly 'struck' in Peel yesterday.
Ramsey bridge to swing again!
Ramsey's swing bridge will be opening up again this afternoon after months of no access.
Union Mills housing plan approved after successful appeal
A large housing development in Union Mills has been given the green light after the developer won its appeal against a previous refusal.
