Isle of Man police have seen a spike in the number of teenagers getting involved in drugs.
That's according to the chief constable who said numbers are up and it's worrying.
Last year the force dealt with 28 youngsters who'd got involved in supplying drugs, compared with very low numbers in previous years.
Gary Roberts said they're lured in with the promise of fast cash but always get caught up in a cycle of debt and violence.
Government considering tighter immigration restrictions
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says the government is considering tighter restrictions on immigration.
Labour party hosting meeting in pub tonight
The Manx Labour Party will host a political meeting at a pub in Douglas this evening.
No discussions about Island getting health insurance cards
There've been no discussions with the UK about the Island becoming involved in the Global Health Insurance Card scheme.
Government releases top email scam threats
The government's cyber-security experts have revealed the top email phishing threats from fraudsters over the past two months.
New coins to mark Queen's birthday
A series of new coins will be released to mark what would have been Queen Elizabeth II's 100th birthday.
Green party doesn't want referendum on Net Zero
The Island's Green Party is urging politicians not to hold a referendum on the Island's net zero policies.
Hospital bus stops to move today
Bus stops at Noble's Hospital will move today as new equipment is installed.
P50 bear-ings need checking!
How many kittens can you fit into the world's smallest car?
