Chief Minister Howard Quayle is being treated in Noble’s hospital after suffering from a stroke yesterday.
He’s recovering well but will remain in hospital for observation and to receive post-stroke care.
The Chief Minister says the care he received and continues to receive from the Manx Care team has been amazing and he can’t thank them enough.
Government business is continuing as normal as he remains in contact with ministers and senior officials.
Late-night shopping starts early for Narla
One of the capital's favourite felines almost spent the night locked in last night.
Two-minutes silence and services for Remembrance Sunday
The Isle of Man will hold a two-minute silence this morning in honour of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
Pulrose crash closes road
Police say a road in Pulrose will remain shut until this evening after a crash earlier.
Dog fouling near bin "disappointing", say commissioners
Commissioners are pleading with dog owners to act responsibly, after a dog fouling incident.
Island railways looking for staff
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MHK to quiz minister about help for hauliers
Questions about the Island's road haulage industry will be raised next week.
Guesthouse needs planning permission to change colour
A guesthouse in Douglas has applied for planning permission to change colour.
Cav signs letter calling for better veteran care
One of the Island's best-known sports personalities is one of 35,000 people who've signed a letter to UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham calling for better support for veterans.
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