Government provisionally aiming to end lockdown next Monday
It looks promising that the Isle of Man will be able to lift all lockdown measures next Monday.
That's from Health Minister David Ashford after no new cases of coronavirus were detected over the weekend.
It means there has been no evidence of community transmission for 12 days in a row.
But, Mr Ashford says it's important to stick to social distancing and face covering guidelines for now:
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