It's the 64th day without a new case of COVID-19 on the Isle of Man.
In it's latest update, government has confirmed no new cases of the virus have been recorded since yesterday and there are also still no active cases.
Meanwhile, 7,801 tests have now been completed with 16 people waiting for results.
No-one is currently awaiting testing.
Teaching union to continue industrial action
An Island teaching union has voted to continue industrial action over a dispute with the Department of Education, Sport & Culture.
Government to build new railway bridges
The government’s spending £1.3 million on new bridges to reconnect former railway lines in the West of the Island.
Public toilets vandalised in Port Erin
Police are investigating after vandals targeted public amenities in Port Erin.
Man fined £10,000 over false fishing records
A fisherman who claimed his boat had been catching crab was caught out when CCTV showed his boat hadn't left the harbour.
Teen accused of shoplifting, theft and cannabis possession
A teenager from Douglas has appeared in court over allegation of shoplifting, theft, possessing cannabis and breaching her probation.
Dog poo, stones and bottles thrown at people and livestock
Police are asking parents to have a word with their children after youngsters threw bags of dog poo around.
Manx-language school to join mainstream education structure
A Manx-speaking school is set to join the mainstream education system from next month.
New political party hosting public meeting tonight
A new political party is hosting a public meeting this week to hear your thought on how to make the Island a better place.
