The Isle of Man will have access to a COVID-19 vaccine once it's developed.
Chief Minister, Howard Quayle MHK, made the statement at this afternoon's Coronavirus briefing whilst discussing the progress being made on a Coronavirus treatment in the UK.
Mr Quayle has described developments coming from trials at the University of Oxford as 'promising'.
He adds whilst the UK has promised the delivery of any successful vaccine, they would be delivered on a 'per-capita' basis.
MHK to quiz minister over bus facilities
What progress has been made with bus facilities in Douglas?
Harbour 2 Harbour entries now open
Registrations are now open for a charity walk across the South of the Island.
Castle Rushen designs 'ongoing', says minister
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says there's no finished design for the new Castle Rushen High School yet.
Two sailings cancelled, a further two at risk
The Steam Packet Company says it's cancelled two sailings today, with another two at risk.
Will the airport get a facelift soon?
An MHK wants to find out if there are plans to revamp the airport.
Clocks go forward tonight!
Don't forget to put your clocks forward tonight!
Possible oil price hikes prompt Keys question
An MHK wants to know what contingency plans are in place if oil prices spike.
Government considers tourism tax to boost hospitality
The Department for Enterprise says it'll continue looking at how a possible tourist tax would work - but doesn't have any firm plans yet.
