A visitor has been bound over to keep the peace after being arrested at a political protest in Douglas.

Sixty-two-year-old Terry Fellows, of Trimdon Village, Country Durham, was originally charged with a public order offence, but that was withdrawn after he agreed to be bound over.

The court heard that a silent protest relating to Palestine was held on Loch Promenade on August 29.

Police initially received a report of a different male causing a disturbance, but Fellows was said to have also got involved.

Witnesses asked him to leave but he was said to have got in the face of a woman and said: ‘You can’t tell me what to do b****’

The order will last for 12 months.