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.
Charity asking people to take on fundraising challenge
An Island charity is asking people to take on a 12-month fundraising challenge.
Former tapas bar to rent in Ramsey
A former tapas bar in Ramsey could be yours to rent.
Open-air Shakespeare plays coming to the Island
You'll have the chance to watch performances of an iconic Shakespeare play in September.
Mountain Road closures announced for this week
The Mountain Road will close each day for maintenance work next week.
Capital gets cruise ship visit
Douglas is getting a visit from a cruise ship today.
Quarry applies for mineral washing plant
A quarry in the south of the Island has applied for planning permission to install new equipment that would make it more productive.
Barbecue starts grass fire in Maughold
Firefighters say a disposable barbecue set off a grass fire on Friday afternoon.
Summerhill Glen lights switched on this week
Douglas Council says one of its seasonal treats will return next week.
