Government says it'll be watching and waiting to see how Brexit will play out, now the UK's voted to trigger Article 50.
MPs voted to start the process of leaving the European Union last week.
Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas says the Island will be trying to make sure its views are taken into account during negotiations.
He says it's one of the issues at the top of the government's list of priorities:
Bus Vannin looking for staff
Bus Vannin is advertising for staff to drive, fuel and clean its buses.
Social housing rent threshold changes 'this year', says minister
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he hopes the government will change the rent thresholds for social housing later this year.
Cleantech award-winner to make Island return
A UK company will be on the Island next month to explain its strategy to move away from single-use products.
Island chemist to close, two others restrict hours
A pharmacy has announced it's to close one of its Island branches and shut two others on Saturdays.
Friday's planned bus services listed
Bus Vannin has issued a list of services it plans to run tomorrow.
Celtic League hits out at Bus Vannin 'management stunt' during strike
A nationalist organisation has hit out after Bus Vannin published earning data for striking drivers on social media.
Woman plans to break world record with Island swim
A woman from the UK is planning to break the world record - by swimming to the Isle of Man from England non-stop.
Warning over parasite causing sickness in youngsters
Public Health Isle of Man is warning people to take extra care to avoid a parasite during farm visits.
