Douglas child murderer Peter Newbery has been told he'll stay in prison after a parole hearing turned down his bid for freedom.
In 2003, he was given a life sentence and told he'd serve at least 20 years for killing teenagers George Green and Samantha Barton, who were in care in Strang.
Last Friday, Newbery - who transferred to prison in Jurby two years ago after serving much of his sentence in the UK - asked to be paroled.
However, that application was turned down unanimously by the board.
Noa Bakehouse and Laxey garage among businesses warned over food hygiene
The government says 11 food outlets on the Isle of Man scored just one out of five for food hygiene in the last year.
MHK wants rates system shakeup
Should the Island's rates system be scrapped because it's not fit for purpose?
Pub landlady appeals for return of stolen jewellery
A landlady is appealing for the return of valuable and irreplaceable sentimental jewellery after a break-in at her pub.
Two unopposed candidates win local authority by-elections
Two local authorities have announced the results of by-elections, after only one candidate came forward.
Phew, what a scorcher - Friday could be hottest day of the year!
Tomorrow could be the hottest day of the year so far.
Fuel firm sounds warning over rising oil prices
An Island fuel company says people should brace themselves for price rises after more conflict in the Middle East.
Public thanked for helping police find Ibiza!
Police have thanked the public after a car which went missing four months ago was found.
Tynwald to debate Council of Ministers immigration report
Migration to the Island is set to be discussed during Tynwald's next sitting, after a Council of Ministers report was published.
