Howard Quayle lays wreath during Remembrance Sunday ceremony
The Isle of Man was represented at the Remembrance Sunday ceremony in London for the first time this year.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle laid a wreath on behalf of the Island at the Cenotaph in Whitehall.
Hundreds took part in parades across the Island yesterday, including in Douglas, Onchan and Ramsey.
A further silence will be observed at 11am to mark Armistice Day.
More commuter trains to be offered amid bus strikes
Extra services being put on tomorrow (23 March)
Post Office reports stronger profits but warns of major changes
Organisation remains financially stable as letter volumes fall and government services are set to be withdrawn
More than 1,200 abortions on Island since change in law
Abortion Reform Act came into force in 2019
Teenagers praised for litter-picking efforts
Ballakermeen pupils team up with Beach Buddies
Douglas street to close for roof repairs
Barrack Street will shut at times from Monday until Wednesday