Questions about cameras that can spot number plates and check them against databases will be raised by a southern MHK tomorrow.
When Tynwald sits on Tuesday, Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse is due to ask Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood about automated number plate recognition systems.
He wants to know when they were last used, and if legal issues involved with them have been sorted out.
Tynwald court will sit from 10am in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
Drone pilot needed in search for Elvis
Organisers of a huge search for a missing dog are appealing for a drone pilot to help them.
Overflowing bins won't be collected, say commissioners
Onchan commissioners say if you overfill your wheelie bin, it won't be collected.
Woman plans first UK to IOM non-stop swim!
A Preston woman is preparing to try to swim from England to the Isle of Man non-stop.
One day left to get your local authority nomination in!
Could you serve you local area? Nominations are open for five by-elections taking place around the Island next month.
MP says IOM is 5 years from assisted dying
The Island's assisted dying laws will take at least five years to be brought in fully, according to a UK MP.
Government website work means no online payments, says Manx Utilities
Manx Utilities says scheduled maintenance on the government website today means it can't take online payments.
Mountain closed to remove one-way system signs and equipment
The Mountain Road will close this morning as the last remnants of TT are removed.
Family Library, tagging and Israel on Tynwald agenda
When members gather later, they'll discuss changing the rules to allow wider use of electronic tagging.
