Fire crews were called out to a blaze in a Peel café this morning.
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service says firefighters were called to the business on Michael Street after staff discovered the fire.
It's thought the eatery's fryers caught light - workers managed to evacuate the building and put a fire blanket over the flames.
The emergency services arrived after the fire had been put out, and ventilated the building.
Number of MiCard users falling
There are only around 300 remaining MiCard users, according to the treasury minister.
Island businesses targeted in phishing campaign
The government's warning Island businesses to take extra care with cybersecurity this week, after a number fell for a scam.
Manx Care's highest-paid worker earned £451k
The top earner at Manx Care was paid a total of £451,980 before taxes over the past year.
Dates announced for new format of cycling event
The new schedule's been confirmed for a revamped cycling event next summer.
Minister can't say about specifics of bail breaches
It's not possible to say which bail breaches were down to a person not staying at the address they're meant to.
Government income from nursing care placements rises
The amount of money made by government for nursing care placements has risen by 30 per cent in the last five years.
Tyson Fury's move to Island confirmed
Former heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury has permanently moved to the Island from Morecambe.
Students invited to apply for paid summer placements
Local university students and organisations are being invited to take part in paid summer projects.
