Activists will march through the streets of Douglas today urging for action on climate change.
The event from 'The Time is NOW' is focusing on the themes of keeping fossil fuels in the ground, divestment of fossil fuels and fare free public transport.
It'll begin on Strand Street from 1pm and make its way towards Tynwald which will be followed by local speeches and then the ringing of alarm clocks from 2pm.
A climate change emergency was officially recognised by Tynwald last week.
18 girls and 23 boys born last month
41 babies were born on the Isle of Man last month.
Bushy's stamps to celebrate milestone anniversary
A special set of stamps has been released to mark 40 years of Bushy's beer.
Government report shows population grew to 84,756
The Island's population grew to 84,756 last year - up 271 on 2023's total.
Christmas-themed 50p coins unveiled
The Isle of Man is to get six new coins to celebrate Christmas.
DOI doesn't keep track of parking fine income
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says her department doesn't track how much money is brought in from parking fines.
Road work postponed due to rain
The Department of Infrastructure says it's putting off resurfacing work on a road in the north of the Island today.
Domino's announces Ramsey opening date
Pizza fans in Ramsey will get an early Christmas present this year.
Temporary lights for Douglas Prom work
There'll be temporary traffic lights on Douglas Promenade this week while road repairs take place.
