Junior doctors could be tempted to work on Island
The ongoing dispute between junior doctors and the UK government could provide the Isle of Man with new opportunities.
That's according to Clare Bettison - who's recently been assigned a departmental role in Health and Social Care.
She believes junior doctors who are disillusioned with the situation across the water could be tempted to work over here.
Miss Bettison explained why the Island hasn't followed Downing Street's lead.
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