Island remembers those killed on Saturday
The Isle of Man has just joined the UK in observing a minute's silence.
It follows a terror attack in London on Saturday night in which seven people were killed.
A van ploughed into pedestrians on London Bridge before three men went on a stabbing rampage in the nearby Borough Market area.
It was the third terrorist attack on British soil since March.
Flags around the Island have been flying at half-mast to pay tribute to those affected by the atrocity.
Storm Chandra: Island braces for disruption
We're told to expect severe to gale force winds, rain, coastal overtopping and sleet/snow
DHA to consider applicability of UK policing reforms on IOM
Officers in England and Wales could include 'licences' for officers to be able to continue working
Dealer who ran from police in his underpants jailed
Cocaine with a street value of more than £12,500 found
Yellow weather warning issued as Storm Chandra heads our way
East or southeast winds could reach 55-65mph
