Bill Malarkey MHK says don't 'Cross the Line'
The Home Affairs Minister is warning fans not to 'cross the line' at this year's TT Festival.
Bill Malarkey was speaking at the launch of government and the Constabulary's annual road safety campaign - designed to deter riders from pushing their limits.
Police, fire and ambulance crews are being fully deployed throughout the fortnight, with extra officers drafted from off-Island to help.
Mr Malarkey says it's a constant effort to keep people safe:
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