The Treasury Minister with latest on an error which led to non-payment of government benefits, a sports coach is jailed for indecent assault, and 16 year olds at St Ninians High School on whether they would make good politicians

Chris Robertshaw responds to Treasury comments about his NI suggestions, SHK Juan Watterson on how the Island should measure poverty and Councillor Stephen Pitts explains more about Douglas Council's giveaway of 2,000 trees,

Environment Minister Geoffrey Boot on the planting of an 85,000 tree wood at Meary Veg, two commissioners resign over conduct of other commissioners at Port St Mary and TT pundit Charlie Williams on the passing of well-known farmer and lifelong TT fan Harold Leece

Treasury Minister Alfred Cannan's response to a call for a N.I rebate for the low paid, views on a call for the morning after pill to be available over the counter and hundreds gather at Hospice IOM help to Light up a Life

Bill Shimmins discusses development agency for the Island, the latest report on another terror attack on London Bridge, a nine year old girl on how she raised £14,000 for charity - and how wet was the autumn?

A new survey as the Steam Packet looks to the future, Enterprise Minister Laurence Skelly MHK on proposed new body to investigate Brownfield sites, and Chair of Andreas Racing Association Neil Chapman on the possible return of Jurby Road races

Teaching unions speak out after mass meeting, Dr John Snelling on viral outbreak in west of Island causing havoc at local schools and clerk to three northern commissioners John Quayle steps down from role after serving since 1973

New Uber-style app for Island, claims of intimidation at Onchan Commissioners, Local Democracy reporter Ewan Gawne explains more, the man behind an Uber-style app for the IOM and the Minister Cregeen on NSC pool restorations - crawling towards completion next year

Garff MHK Martyn Perkyns on quality of sea water in Laxey, John Moss speaks to Squirrel Dan after first court appearance in trespass case, and Jason Moorhouse MHK on free TV licences for over 75s

Health Minister David Ashford discusses private health care, Chief Minister Howard Quayle on latest climate change protest and Minister for Policy and Reform Chris Thomas MHK on growing Island population