CM: Island stands in solidarity with UK after Westminster attack

Thursday, 23 March 2017 at 00:00

The Chief Minister says the Isle of Man will stand with the United Kingdom in solidarity following a terrorist attack yesterday.

Howard Quayle has written to UK Prime Minister Theresa May saying he's “deeply shocked and extremely saddened” by the attack at Westminster.

He says the thoughts of people on the Isle of Man are with the victims, their families and all those who have been touched by what he calls the “atrocious act”.

He’s also offered the Island’s “full support” and any assistance that may be needed.

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