The Islands Chief Minister has welcomed the post-Brexit trade deal agreed between the UK and the EU.
The agreement between Britain and the bloc was announced on Christmas Eve with local officials saying it should prevent an increase in prices for imported goods here as well as protect exports.
Howard Quayle MHK says he's delighted the Island has the opportunity for a tariff and quota-free trade with the EU market.
As part of the deal, the Isle of Man has agreed that a limited amount of fishing by European boats can continue.
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