H looks back to the sinking of the St George in 1830 and the amazing rescue of its crew by among others one Sir William HIllary

H casts his eye back to 1405 when a new Lord of Mann was appointed as Terry C detailed in one of his earlier broadcasts . .!

As Bish Trish prepares to move to the Island, H looks back to a time when the Bishop was imprisoned by the Governor!

In this week's edition, H looks at when the Bishop of Sodor and Man has featured in the Island's media.

H looks at Laa Columb Killey, the annual event that takes place every June in the south of the Island.

H looks back to see how "Belching Bertha" as she was once known (or at least the chimney was) - Pulrose power station has fared in the news over the years. Nuclear power in the 1960s anyone?

H looks back through the papers to see how that essential to the TT - visitors - have fared in the press over the last 100 years!

As the TT roars into action for another year, H looks back at the chequered history of the chairs in the event as featured in the press

As questions are raised about the declared government aim to grow the Island's population to 100,000 by 2037, H looks back through the papers to see the ups and down's of resident numbers over the years. Not perhaps, as much as you'd think . .

As Port Erin Commissioners re-elect their chair for a sixth year, H looks back at some Commissioners' headlines from years long gone! It's another hotbed of political activity . .