The Island has recorded no new COVID-19 cases for 63 days running.
No new cases have been confirmed since yesterday and there are still no active cases of the illness, according to the latest update from government.
7,743 tests have now been completed with 12 people waiting for test results.
One individual is awaiting testing as part of the extended testing regime.
DOI to re-visit 20mph plans after scheme pause
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the Department of Infrastructure will "re-visit" all plans for new 20mph zones.
Cannan announces "significant increases" to personal tax allowances
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says there'll be significant increases to personal tax allowances for "those who most need" it this year.
Government cuts planned minimum wage rise to 5%
The government says it now plans to raise the minimum wage in April by five percent instead of 9.9 percent.
Bluetongue virus found in Manx cows
Bluetongue virus antibodies have been found in a cattle herd on the Isle of Man, prompting immediate veterinary action.
I was sacked and didn't step down, says Haywood
Former Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says she did not step down, but was sacked without notice during yesterday's cabinet reshuffle.
Airport passenger numbers down by more than four percent
The number of passengers using Ronaldsway Airport last year fell by more than four per cent.
Gales cancel Manxman sailings
The Steam Packet says two of today's sailings have been called off.
Met Office issues yellow weather warning
A yellow weather warning has been issued for coastal overtopping.
