A Manx researcher has been recalling the role the Isle of Man played in events which led to a significant archaeological find.
Yesterday’s confirmation that a skeleton, found beneath a Leicester car park, is the remains of Richard the Third has ended a five-centuries old mystery about the final resting place of the last English king to die in battle.
Local author Hampton Creer says there are strong links to a man widely depicted as one of history's most notorious villains.
More than 500 Isle of Man Energy customers overcharged for VAT
It's charged 2% of its domestic customers the standard rate instead of the reduced one
Police working with schools to teach children about the dangers of social media
It's after the popularity of the TV series 'Adolescence'
Drivers turning in Douglas Fire Station forecourt leads to 'near misses'
Fire service says staff have nearly been hit on a number of occasions
Isle of Man Government ‘closely monitoring’ impact of US trade tariffs
Government assessing risks as 10% levy on goods prompts concern