Broadcast marks milestone
It's fifty years since the introduction of the Manx passport.
The postwar era saw the Isle of Man assert a greater degree of independence from the British government.
Autonomous control of public services, taxes, policing and executive functions were secured between the 1940s and 1980s.
A BBC Television report on the then-new passports was broadcast on Tynwald Day 1968.
But as presenter John Humphrys found out, not everyone was convinced:
Vote on Castle Rushen High School funding 'very unlikely' before election
It had previously been hoped Tynwald would consider the plans in June
Ramsey Commissioners to host public meeting about cottage hospital
Commissioner Juan McGuinness says residents deserve 'clarity' about ongoing situation
DfE provided more than £250,000 to MT to assist with below ground fibre installations
Minister says figure was to ensure premises deemed not commercially viable could be included in rollout
Man given suspended sentence after importing 2kg of cannabis to Island
37-year-old was found guilty at trial