The chief minister marks 100 days in office
The chief minister claims he wants to carry on and further develop the aims of the Allan Bell administration.
Howard Quayle has been speaking on his 100th day in office.
This week has also seen the new Programme for Government released, which outlines its ambitions for the next five years.
Mr Quayle says he's looking to build on what went immediately before:
Skills Strategy hopes to tackle 'significant' skills shortage
Part of Island Plan to create and fill 5,000 new jobs by 2032
Loganair to remove Saturday service to Birmingham
Temporary changes take effect in May
Trial for Douglas man who denies keying car
62-year-old been bailed
Southern Pool board welcomes assurances over site's future
Follows 'positive' meeting with government
Looneys of Ramsey to close
Number of factors behind the decision
Future of Belfast flights 'precarious' due to low passenger numbers
Chief Minister says work is ongoing to make the route commercially viable
