Royal Navy ship on three day visit
A Royal Navy ship with close ties to the Island has berthed in Douglas today.
HMS Ramsey has anchored alongside Victoria Pier for a three-day stay in the Island's capital.
The ship will host a reception on board for invited guests during tonight's red arrow display.
Tomorrow thirteen crew members will head ashore and help marshals during the two scheduled TT races.
Lieutenant Commander Tom Weaver told us about the ship's history:
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