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Clothing store Topshop reopened today (Tuesday), four weeks after it was closed by a fire.
The shop, in Lord Street, Douglas had to temporarily suspend trading when a blaze broke out in the offices of financial services firm Baker Tilly, on the first floor of the building.
Topshop, a cafe and the Co-op all suffered considerable smoke damage as a result of the fire.
Staff from Baker Tilly are still working from a temporary office in Bucks Road.
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