Island veering towards 'constitutional crisis'

Ta'n Ellan goll gys 'gear-cheim vunraghtoil'

Island veering towards 'constitutional crisis' - Ta'n Ellan goll gys 'gear-cheim vunraghtoil'

Bee Mannin ec y vean jeh 'gear-cheim vunraghtoil' mannagh vel ee jannoo red ennagh dy tappee dy reaghey cre hig er e Turneyr Theayagh.

Shen y barel jeh Oltey jeh'n Chiare as Feed son Doolish Hwoaie, ny lurg da v'er gholl er feeraghey dy beagh y Lhiass-Chiannoort shuit.

Ta Stephen Harding foast scuirrit veih obbraghey myr roïe-arrey, nuy mee jeig erreish da lhiggey tuittym cassidyn noi echey jeh oaieys as jannoo reddyn noi cairys theayagh.

Ta John Houghton credjal dy row Mnr Harding eignit jannoo red ennagh, as t'eh gra dy noddagh shoh jannoo assee da'n Ellan as e goo mie.

Island veering towards 'constitutional crisis'

The Isle of Man will be at the centre of 'a constitutional crisis' unless it acts quickly to resolve the future of its Attorney General.

That's the view of North Douglas MHK after it was confirmed legal action had begun against the Lieutenant Governor.

Stephen Harding remains on a precautionary suspension, 19 months after charges of perjury and committing acts against public justice were dropped.

John Houghton believes Mr Harding has been forced to act and says it has the potential to be very embarrassing for the Island and its reputation.