A Douglas carer accused of sexually assaulting a vulnerable woman will appear in court again later this year.
The man can't be identified after Tynwald passed new laws earlier this year outlawing naming alleged sex offenders.
He denies touching the woman at his workplace - which also can't be named in case it identifies him - on April 28.
A bail application was refused and he was remanded in custody to appear in court again on October 1.
Two ceremonies to be held to remember Summerland today
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Plans for a new sauna on Laxey Promenade
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Warning over strong cocaine batch
Public health officials say a batch of extra-pure cocaine has left a number of people in hospital.
Yellow weather warning in place for next week
The Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Monday, August 4.
Airport refurbishment plans nearing completion
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Police want to speak to the buyer of motorbike they are hunting
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Port St Mary warning over dogs on beaches
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Steam Packet disruption warning for Monday
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