£50,000 for Burundi refugees
The Isle of Man Government is playing its part in helping victims of an African conflict.
Fifty-thousand pounds will be provided by the International Development Committee to charities helping people in Burundi.
Clashes between government supporters and the opposition have resulted in many seeking refuge in neighbouring countries.
Action Aid and Medair UK will split the money to offer water, healthcare and emergency shelters to those in need.
BMA finds less than a quarter of doctors recommend working at Manx Care
The union says its latest staff survey is a "damning indictment" of healthcare provider
Abuse towards bus drivers 'will not be tolerated'
Bus Vannin says its staff have a right to do their job without fear of violence, intimidation or discrimination
Mountain Road closed due to snow and ice
DoI to review conditions later this morning
Dog owners and farmers surveyed on sheep worrying
MNFU wants 'honest opinions' as it pushes for stronger legislation
Majority of rates going up for residents across the Island
Two local authorities have opted to reduce theirs for the next financial year