The government says it's planning to start fact-checking service as part of its communications strategy.
The Cabinet Office's departmental plan, published this week, says the rapid rebuttal and fact-checking - called Manx Verify - will be developed by the end of this month.
The plan says a scoping paper will look at how it will work and what resources will be needed.
The document also calls for a system to maximise opportunities for positive news from the government.
Government plan to sell properties for £2.1 million
Minister Without Portfolio Tim Crookall says he won't yet publish a list of properties the government plans to sell.
Balthane roundabout works planned for next year
The Department of Infrastructure is hosting an information night for the public to learn about planned work on a busy roundabout in the south of the Island.
Local running club stops after four years
A running club in the south of the Island has finished after four years.
Largest turnout yet for Tour de Farms 2025
An charity cycling event has raised over £6000.
Does the government help tax avoidance businesses?
The Department for Enterprise has strongly rejected suggestions it helps fund tax avoidance businesses.
Polo tournament this weekend
A polo competition is due to take place this weekend in the north of the Island.
Final stage of airport refurb underway
The Isle of Man Airport is in its final phase of a major facelift.
Ramsey Swingbridge back in action soon
The Department of Infrastructure says it hopes to have Ramsey's harbour bridge open to traffic again soon.
