Will the Legislative Council be banned from setting taxes each year?
That's just one of the recommendations that'll be debated in Tynwald this month, as a report by Lord Lisvane is discussed by members.
He held a full review of the way Tynwald works and made a number of recommendations that'll be voted on when the court sits this month.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle says he's allowing ministers a free vote on the issues raised in the report:
Sharp turn at sea leaves passengers with 'minor injuries'
A small number of passengers suffered 'minor injuries' on the Manxman this morning.
Teaching Union NAHT announces 'industrial action'
Some Head teachers and deputy head teachers across the Island will take industrial action this September.
Plans to turn Ramsey business property into flats
There are plans to convert a commercial property in Ramsey into residential apartments.
Government reveals 92 immigration appeals held in three years
Ninety-two immigration appeals took place in court over the past three years.
Manx Care slashes Ramsey bed numbers by 30%
Manx Care is cutting the number of beds at Ramsey District Cottage Hospital by 30 per cent.
Manxman forced to abort first docking attempt due to tides at Heysham
The Manxman had to abort its first attempt at docking in Heysham Port due to strong tides.
Local artists will perform to raise money for Gaza
Local artists are performing in an event to raise money for medical aid in Gaza.
Charity fundraiser in memory of Jordan Thomas reaches over £3,000
A fundraiser set up in memory of a man who died after he was hit by a car in Onchan last year has raised over £3,000.
