Routine dental check-ups have resumed on Island.
The Chief Minister made the announcement yesterday, following the scrapping of social distancing.
Local practices were allowed to open earlier this month for urgent and essential treatments, but not regular check-ups.
Mr Quayle said people could now access dental services "as they normally would".
UK sanctuary mourns Cliff the Manx puffin
A seal sanctuary in Cornwall says it's heartbroken after its Manx puffin died earlier this month.
Tributes paid to former Douglas mayor
The Island's largest local authority is paying tribute to a former mayor who died at the weekend.
Warning over broken beer bottles strewn in sand on beach
Dog walkers and beachgoers in the west of the Island are being warned to watch out for broken glass left by litter louts in the sand.
Living Hope submits amended plans for Finch Road site
Living Hope church has submitted a new planning application as it tries to build a new church on Finch Road in Douglas.
Domestic abuse law petition reaches 200 signatures
A petition calling for domestic abusers to be identified by police has hit more than 200 signatures.
Chief Minister responds to paedophile sentencing concerns
Chief Minister Alf Cannan has sent an official letter responding to public concerns raised by an MHK about sentences given to paedophiles.
Tribute to Kian planned at Merseyside derby
The Island's Liverpool Supporters' Club says it'll pay tribute to one of its members who died this week at the Premiership game on Saturday.
Niarbyl Cafe set to reopen next year
Manx National Heritage says it's hoping to have a seaside café open again before next summer.
