Hundreds of firearms and knives handed over by public
More than 100 firearms, and 15,000 rounds of ammunition, have been handed into police.
The Isle of Man Constabulary’s three-week amnesty has now finished.
Eighty-nine knives were also given to officers - with no questions asked – as part of efforts to collect unlicensed firearms, ammunition and any other weapons.
Danny Rotchell is the chief inspector:
Amendments to Assisted Dying Bill approved by Tynwald
Bill will now be resubmitted for royal assent
Indoor play business makes 'very difficult decision' to close
All Land Play Centre faced 'many challenges'
No routine GP appointments Wednesday afternoon
Doctors attending education session
Last chance to submit nominations for local authority by-elections
Douglas, Ballaugh and Port St Mary looking for new board members
Rapid review into hospital provides 'clear direction' but there is 'no single solution', says minister
Claire Christian faces questions after report finds 'deep rooted' issues