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.
Fall in active Covid-19 cases
The number of active coronavirus cases on the Island has fallen by almost a third since yesterday, according to government figures.
Back-to-back victories for Cavendish
Manx cyclist Mark Cavendish has doubled up on a remarkable comeback at a race in Turkey.
Cosy Nook protected from demolition
The future of the Cosy Nook has been secured.
Over 30's invited to register for Covid-19 Vaccine
Anyone aged 30 and above is being asked to register for their Covid--19 jab, regardless of if they've received a letter.
Chief Minister: Social distancing & face masks may continue as Coronavirus remains part of 'everyday life'
Chief Minister Howard Quayle says the government expects to deal with coronavirus for some time, despite the Island's vaccination programme.
Tynwald members to pay tribute to Prince Philip
Tynwald members will gather online on Thursday to mark the death of the Duke of Edinburgh.
Health Minister: Vaccination numbers will fall temporarily
Health Minister David Ashford says the number of vaccinations being carried out on-Island will fall over the next week.
Kirby Park Garden Centre plea for stolen baskets
A Douglas garden centre is appealing for people to return its baskets after 84 went missing in just a week.
