Island reaches 29 days free of new Covid-19 cases
People may need support adapting to the 'new Manx normal'.
The Chief Minister Howard Quayle has made the comments after 29 days in a row, with no new cases of coronavirus.
Mr Quayle says whilst the Island returns to a new normal, new challenges may arise:
Building of Sexual Assault Referral Centre underway
Facility expected to cost £3.3m
Info Commissioner issues social media advice to public servants
It follows a Freedom of Information request for copies of a minister's posts on X
Guilty pleas from drug driver who overturned his car
Officers found 1g of MDMA in his possession
Chief minister to attend Northern Chamber of Commerce AGM
Alfred Cannan will listen in to the meeting alongside two other ministerial colleagues
Barrister warns of failures from other jurisdictions with assisted dying
Charles Foster is a fellow at the University of Oxford
Police searching for stolen vehicle
The Range Rover Evoque was sighted in the early hours of the morning
