Manx Gas customers are set to get a refund and a new deal, how do you describe a new case of Covid-19? We ask the Chief Minister. The Manx Government has recorded a £70m surplus, and how Robinsons solved a £7m problem

1 new positive case of Covid-19 confirmed last night - that's 1 in hospital and 6 in non-community isolation - we have the latest from the Chief Minister. What went wrong with the NSC flumes? How will Brexit affect the Island? And the new Liverpool ferry terminal will be late and will cost more!

No new cases of Covid-19 today, self-isolation rules are changing from this Thursday, the scientist who split from the government speaks out about testing, planners reject the Peel Regeneration Scheme, and firework law is to be discussed in Tynwald tomorrow

Government won't supply private Covid tests, businesses in Peel oppose regeneration plans, a pay deal for teachers is on offer, and Lord Street will get parking because of an ice rink

In a very slightly shorter Update, the latest from today's Media Briefing, Clare Barber MHK disputes government’s stance that there are no community cases, and fugitive Kyle Molyneux caught by police and returned to the Island

2 new isolated cases of Covid-19, Covid vaccination won't be mandatory to travel to the Isle of Man, says the Minister, the Island's schools are short of teachers, and Colby is sprouting poles, but why?

2 new cases of Covid-19 making 5 isolated cases on the Island, Health Minister discusses Covid vaccine, Ramsey Commissioners say 'no' to 180 new Dandara homes, John McGuinness speaks to Tim Glover, and will next year's AS/A Level and GCSE exams get the chop?

No new cases of Covid-19, no charge for patient transfer travel - that's a promise, we finally find out why Manx Telecom's internet services failed back in August, and it'll cost £227k to complete work on the NSC flumes!

The Chief Minister comments on the British-Irish Council Summit, what are we going to do about Long Covid? The Prom Scheme has been pushed back after delays on Broadway, a look ahead to Remembrance Sunday, and Edinburgh Woollen Mill & Ponden Homes go into administration

The latest from the Government Covid-19 Briefing, the Chamber of Commerce says we should bring in mandatory border testing, fewer than 7 in 10 cancer patients get an appointment within 2 weeks, and Castle Rushen High School students discuss cannabis