This week’s Manx Independent leads on a story about a corrupt Russian politician whose jets were registered in the Isle of Man.

The issue arose at a Manx court, which seized them.

The paper has the details on page one and inside the paper.

Also this week:

We’ve tracked down the six-year-old who rang 999 when his mother got trapped in the bathroom and find out more about what happened.

The advocate missing in the Caribbean.

The Chief Minister has approached charities to ensure they’re upholding high standards in the wake of the Oxfam scandal.

A family has approached us asking for our help in tracking down a Volkswagen Beetle that has sentimental value.

Children’s champion Daphne Caine has raised the issue of whether the island should have school league tables.

Coverage of the House of Keys’ debate about abortion this week - plus an anti-reform campaigner says she was told she couldn’t wear a branded sweatshirt in the House of Keys gallery.

The happy story of a dog that went missing for 16 days and who was found by volunteers looking for her all over the island.

Our hunt for the community police officer of the year continues. In this week’s paper it’s PC Paddy Moore.

A Ramsey dental practice says it wants to take on more NHS patients - but hasn’t been given the government funding to do so.

Island-based RL360 was targeted in an insurance fraud, the high court had heard.

We find out how prostate cancer is affecting the Isle of Man.

Gavin Royston Organ of Douglas man has been jailed after spitting at police and refusing to leave a nightclub. We report what the court heard.

Our 20-page Island Life entertainment section looks forward to two big gigs next week: OMD on Tuesday and Jake Bugg on Thursday.

Plus pancake tossing in Maughold, the Isle of Man’s What’s On guide, a look forward to the weekend sport, your seven-day television guide, three pages of readers’ photos and lots of community news.