Brexit will take years to finalise
Chief Minister Allan Bell is warning the Isle of Man could face a decade of uncertainty after the UK's decision to leave the European Union.
Although 17 million people voted to opt out, there'll now be a long legal process to separate Britain from the continent.
Mr Bell says he believes the process of leaving the EU could take as long as ten years.
He says work will now start to identify the best course of action for the Island:
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