Howard Quayle responds to questions live on Mannin Line
The chief minister has dubbed rumours of active cases of coronavirus on the Island as 'fake news'.
Howard Quayle was speaking live this lunchtime on Manx Radio's Mannin Line.
He was asked whether there was any truth to talk of active cases of Covid-19 on the Isle of Man - government figures show 55 consecutive days without a case here.
And Mr Quayle says he's had firsthand experience of misinformation:
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