The under-fire Health Minister has received backing from an unlikely source.
Onchan MHK David Quirk says he will oppose a motion in Tynwald in a fortnight’s time calling for David Anderson to stand down.
The formal motion of no confidence is being tabled to restore confidence in the leadership of the health service after serious concerns were expressed by patients and consultants.
However, Mr Quirk believes such a move is premature.
Motorists advised to move cars from Bottleneck
Strong waves have shifted kerbstones and parts of the surrounding pavement
Drugs activity on the Island leading to kidnappings, says chief constable
Russ Foster paints stark picture of violence associated with drug supply chainsÂ
Amber weather warning brings flooding and road closures
Proms in Laxey and Ramsey have all been closed
Dozens of secondary pupils suspended for extended periods last academic year
Nearly 60 secondary school students were suspended for 10 days or longer
