A Douglas man is facing a trial after denying possessing an indecent image of a child.
The man can't be identified after Tynwald introduced new laws in March to protect the identities of alleged sex offenders.
He denies possessing one image, which is at the lowest level of a police scale.
He was bailed to appear in court again at a pre-trial review hearing on October 24.
Take Island Games off Faroe over dolphin and whale cull, say charities
A group of conservation organisations are calling for the Island Games to drop the Faroe Islands as the event's host over the slaughter of hundreds of pilot whales and dolphins.
Victory Cafe up for sale
One of the Island's best-known cafes is up for sale.
Five Manx National Heritage sites get top Tripadvisor award
Five Manx National Heritage sites have been given a top award from Tripadvisor.
Regulator wants businesses to check they have no ties to sanctioned Russians.
The Financial Services Authority is asking the Island's businesses to make sure they don't have any connections to Russians named under new sanctions.
Hundreds of signatures for petition to bring back northern tip's re-use shed
A petition to reopen a reuse shed at a civic amenity site has gathered hundreds of signatures, just days after it was posted online.
Everything must go as Peel cafe turns into Costa
A restaurant in Peel is giving away everything it can today as it prepares to become a Costa outlet.
Child benefit payments glitch means delays to payments
The government says more than 500 people will have their benefits delayed until Wednesday.
Poortown Road closed for cat's eyes work all week
The Poortown Road in Peel will be closed this week.
