The Manx government is in talks today about the prospect of offering COVID-19 vaccinations to children.
Chief Minister, Howard Quayle said in Tynwald earlier this week that health experts will present a paper this afternoon (Thursday).
It comes after the UK gave the green-light to plans for vaccinating high-risk children and those almost 18.
The vaccine being used for the under-18s is the recently approved Pfizer- BioNTech- the only vaccine approved for use in children in the UK.
A fresh adventure is set to launch for under-fives at the Manx Museum this October.
Festival of Motoring brings road closures from today
There'll be a series of a road closures around the Island for a car festival this week.
Passenger fury over major delays leaving Liverpool
A number of passengers have criticised the Steam Packet after delays leaving Liverpool Ferry Terminal last night.
How much is being spent tackling dog mess?
A member of the public has been trying to get to the bottom of the Island's dog-fouling finances.
Pre-election meeting for Ramsey tonight
A constituency meeting for voters in Ramsey will take place this evening.
Learn Manx to host language taster sessions
Could you start learning the Islands native language?
New app to launch for medically complex babies
An app for families with medically complex children is launching at the end of September.
Funeral date confirmed for Manx Grand Prix rider
The funeral for Isle of Man rider Sam Naughton, who died during this year’s Manx Grand Prix, has been confirmed.
