Senior civil servant rules out the possibility
Government's top civil servant has ruled out the prospect of Islanders having a say in any future vote on Brexit.
Hundreds of thousands of people took part in the People's Vote march in central London last week - calling for a decision on whatever deal the UK negotiates.
Some have also called for a second referendum.
But citizens of the Isle of Man - who did not have a vote in the first one in 2016 - would not be involved.
Della Fletcher is the Manx government's Executive Director of Crown and External Affairs:
More than 500 Isle of Man Energy customers overcharged for VAT
Police working with schools to teach children about the dangers of social media
Drivers turning in Douglas Fire Station forecourt leads to 'near misses'
Isle of Man Government ‘closely monitoring’ impact of US trade tariffs
'Angel of Ronaldsway' could be installed at the Manx Aviation and Military Museum