Prime Minister moves to Plan A
The UK is 'catching up' with the Isle of Man in its response to Covid-19.
That's the view of the health minister who has responded to Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plans to move to Plan A.
The working from home order in England has ended and Coronavirus passports and mandatory mask wearing are being dropped.
Lawrie Hooper says developments there haven't yet altered the Island's position:
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