Manx coat of arms alongside other UK-linked territories
Two new stained glass windows, one of which depicts the heraldic shield of the Isle of Man, have been unveiled in the Speaker's House in the UK's House of Commons.
The Island's coat of arms sits alongside those of fellow Crown Dependencies Guernsey and Jersey plus 16 overseas territories.
Unveiling the works of art, yesterday, Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle said they would be 'a permanent and tangible reminder of the strong and close links between the United Kingdom and its wider family.'
The Isle of Man's Justice and Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson was present at the ceremony.
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