Four cases of coronavirus on the Island are all related to people travelling, according to chief minister Howard Quayle.
He made a statement to a special sitting of Tynwald court earlier today about progress fighting the pandemic.
In the first update since before Christmas, he revealed there are four people with Covid-19 and all are self-isolating.
Mr Quayle also said the immunisation programme will start on January 4 and weekly deliveries of the vaccine will continue until September 2021.
Put your tackle away before it endangers wildlife, says government
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is asking anglers to be responsible with their tackle.
No dental needs assessment before election, says minister
Cabinet Office minister David Ashford says there'll be no formal assessment of dentistry needs on the Island before the next general election.
Did TT visitors know what's going on this year?
Did the government manage to reach enough TT visitors this year?
New date for tin bath races announced!
The organisers of the tin bath racing in Castletown have confirmed a new date for the event after being forced to postpone it.
Translators paid £23,000 by Manx Care in five years
Manx Care says it's spent just over £23,000 on translators since 2021.
Should those committing misconduct in public office face prosecution?
Should public figures face prosecution for misconduct in public office?
Michael Dunlop gets an MBE!
TT legend Michael Dunlop has been made an MBE in the King's Honours List.
Over £6,500 raised to help this year's injured TT riders
Online fundraisers for two racers injured at this year's TT have already raised more than £6,500.
