The Isle of Man has now gone nearly 70 days without a new case of Coronavirus.
Government has confirmed in its latest update today there have been no new confirmed cases recorded for the 69th day in a row and also still no active cases of the illness.
The number of tests completed now stands at 8,033 with 48 people waiting for test results.
Meanwhile, no-one is currently awaiting testing.
Port St Mary pups hoping to raise a fur-tune for RNLI!
Port St Mary's most pup-ular residents are being featured in a special fundraising calendar.
No contaminated baby milk at hospital, says maternity unit
The maternity unit at Noble's Hospital is reassuring parents after a baby milk safety scare.
TT-themed puzzle book launched
A new book is hoping to challenge motorsport enthusiasts with 37 puzzles - one for each mile on the TT course.
Mountain Road shut until Thursday
The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road will remain shut until tomorrow.
Maternity unit publishes list of recalled baby formulas
The Island's maternity ward has published a list of baby formula products which have been found to contain harmful toxins.
New plans for 157 year old building at TT landmark
A planning application's been submitted to rebuild a 157 year old storeroom at a TT landmark.
EU laws help Island meet global standards, say ministers
The Council of Ministers says EU legislation about rough diamonds, firearms and drug precursors is still the best way for the Island to meet international standards.
Chance of more ice this week
Ronaldsway Met Office says there's a risk of more ice this week.
