The Comis Hotel got 94k for the Covid quarantine business, the MER Society has offered £9k to help run the mountain railway, a Manx company becomes a major sponsor of Leeds UTD, and the campaign begins for half-price bus fare for students over the age of 16

The story of the Covid-19-free islands which now have cases, when Flybe collapsed, what happened to the staff? No freedom of information for two weeks until today, and all the other railways are running so why not the Snaefell Mountain Railway?

Our borders are closed but if they were to open, would we use the traffic light system like Jersey? Summerhill and Broadway will open on schedule, Laxey Sewage Plant won't go ahead, teachers have voted to go on strike, and would you take a job on Herm? You won't need a car!

The Health & Social Care Minister talks about quarantine regulations and exemptions, three new bridges to reconnect the old steam railway in the west of the Isle of Man, will the TT business still be here after the pandemic? The Bunscoill becomes a fully-maintained school after 19 years, and is Coronavirus seeing off the office atmosphere forever?

The boss of the Steampacket talks about the new ship, Government's view on 'the year of no motorsport', what effect has the lack of agricultural shows had on the Island? And, 300 take part in the Manx Marathon this weekend!

Chair of OFT warns about fake PPE, John Moss reports on planning changes to encourage greener choices and Brendon O'Friel of TravelWatch discusses the new Steam Packet ship.

Covid-19 infections are on the up in northern England, domestic abuse will soon be a specific offense on the Island, the effects of the Pandemic are filtering through to local businesses, and there'll be a new boat in the morning in 2023!

Today hailed the final Government Media Briefing - we have all the latest; the weekly queenie catch limit has been increased, Braddan/Santon merger comes as a surprise to Marown Commissioners, and the Isle of Wight launches it's own version of the IOM TT!

70 days without any new cases of Covid-19, ten candidates will contend in the Douglas South by-election in four weeks, millions will be needed for new sea defences in Ramsey and the Bunscoill Gaelgagh is safe within the Government

How long is the Island's Covid-free status likely to last? Health & Social Care Minister shares his thoughts. Do the UK's new rules on Spanish travel affect the Island? Satellite giant SES leaves the Island, and the Speaker of the House of Keys thinks Covid-19 support schemes may be vulnerable to exploitation