Quayle confirms gov't will look again at controls
There's to be a review of the Island's border controls after the emergence of a new variant of Covid-19 in the UK.
It's resulted in several countries imposing a travel ban on passengers from Britain.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle told Tim Glover the situation has prompted government here to look again at current restrictions:
'Little data available' on number of employees earning the minimum wage on the IOM
Treasury minister says no assessments of businesses or costs have been carried out since October
Jurby Commissioners 'getting nowhere' with DOI fixing parish's pavements
Local authority says some paths are 'hazardous'
Motorists urged to respect 20mph limit in or around school zones
It follows reports of drivers speeding in the areas
Local authorities make last appeal against controversial local government legislation
New bill could impact low-income households the most says Andreas Commissioners
January sees customer demand for holidays and travel
Manx travel agents say its the 'busiest time of year'