King Charles III spoke in Tynwald this lunchtime
The King has spoken of the 'enduring partnership' between the Crown and the people of the Isle of Man.
Charles III gave an address in Tynwald this lunchtime, highlighting the Island's proud traditions and rich heritage.
It's the Lord of Mann's first visit to the Island since becoming monarch.
Acknowledging the Year of the Manx Language, King Charles spoke in Manx, and acknowledged Tynwald's status as the world's longest continuous parliament:
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