Chief Minister Howard Quayle says the UK-EU Brexit deal is good news for Manx fishing.
This morning, he gave a statement during a special sitting of Tynwald about the deal which takes effect in the New Year.
He told members European fishing boats will be allowed into Manx waters under strict conditions and the Island will be able to regulate and licence fishermen from the EU.
Mr Quayle added the Island had to comply with the deal if it wanted to export goods to Europe.
Cruise ship makes Island stopoff
A cruise ship is stopping off in the Island's capital today.
Parents warned over school run parking and driving
Police are asking motorists to take extra care today as children return to school.
Lord Street redevelopment case back in court
A company suing the Department of Infrastructure over plans to redevelop a landmark site in Douglas will be back in court today.
DEFA releases figures on leased land
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has revealed the amount of land it rents out to others.
MNH invites bids to run popular cafe
Manx National Heritage is looking for people to run an iconic café at a beauty spot in the West of the Island.
Fury finally confirms venue for Joshua fight
The venue for Tyson Fury's much-anticipated fight with Anthony Joshua has finally been announced as New York City.
Quayside road closure extended in Peel
An emergency road closure in the west of the Island has been extended as Manx Utilities carries out work.
Mars needs MHKs, says space society
A Island science organisation is calling on general election candidates to back space exploration.
