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As the start of a new era draws near in Manx politics, the outgoing president of Tynwald says the Isle of Man should always stand proud as a nation.
Noel Cringle will stand down next month, after eleven years as the figurehead of the Island's parliament.
Mr Cringle, who had his first experience of politics as a member of Arbory Commissioners, and was first elected as an MHK in 1974, says the time has come for a change:
Test of emergency systems at gas sphere to take place this afternoon
It will begin at 2pm and last for around 90 minutes
Tynwald report finds DoI staff lied
Commissioner for Administration investigated dispute over removal of vehicle
Foodbank under pressure from falling donations and rising demand
Some people are struggling to feed themselves says charity
Controversial comic Katie Hopkins responds to criticism ahead of Gaiety Theatre gig
"I'm not going around the Island clubbing people over the head to come to my shows"
