For a second time the jury in the trial of the Island's Attorney General has been discharged after failing to reach a verdict.
After seven and a half hours of deliberations, the seven-strong jury returned to the court just after 2.30pm to tell presiding judge Deemster Peter Birkett there was no unanimity.
It's another inconclusive end to the 10-day retrial of 52-year-old Stephen Harding, who denied a charge of perjury and committing acts against public justice.
Trade union calls for independent panel to decide government whistleblowing cases
Unite the Union says government is 'marking its own homework' when deciding what meets the criteria
Town's budget 'stripped back' says Ramsey Commissioner
Juan McGuinness says the rates increase will provide 'base level' for local authority
Mountain Road closed due to heavy snow and wind
Closure to be reviewed later this morning
Special event puts focus on sport this World Cancer Day
Residents will be able to chat to the Island's cancer charities
