More than 54,000 Coronavirus vaccines have now been administered on the Isle of Man.
That's according to the latest update from government - issued last night.
A further 1,201 were given yesterday - most of which were first doses.
It means 38.727 people have now had their initial jab and more than 15,000 have also had the follow-up vaccination.
Less than one percent of buildings on council blacklist
Only a quarter of one per cent of buildings in Douglas are on a council blacklist.
Senior Tynwald committee to look at healthcare funding
Senior figures in the Island's healthcare system will appear before a Tynwald committee looking into healthcare funding this week.
Government apologises after child benefit problems
The government's apologised after nearly 800 people didn't get their child benefits today.
Noel Edmunds gives more details on IOM wine
Noel Edmonds has released a second video featuring his new Isle of Man wine.
Consultation asks about protecting Douglas Head
Should Douglas Head be a conservation area?
DfE can't say how much it costs to insure the TT
The Department for Enterprise won't release the figures for how much it costs to insure the Island's motorcycle races, because it doesn't hold the policies.
How much would it cost to raise personal tax allowances?
An MHK will ask about the cost of raising personal income tax allowances.
UK's interest in Assisted Dying Bill to be raised in Keys
MHKs want to find out what questions the UK Ministry of Justice has asked about the Island's Assisted Dying Bill.
