It's now more than 60 days since a new case of COVID-19 on the Isle of Man.
Government has confirmed no new cases of Coronavirus have been recorded since the last update last Friday, meaning it's now 61 days in a row without a new case of the illness.
There are also still no active cases - with 7,602 tests now completed.
Meanwhile, four people are waiting for test results and no-one is awaiting testing.
Port St Mary goes to the polls
Polls are open in Port St Mary as a by-election gets underway today.
Delays revealed in child safeguarding inquiries
Delays in safeguarding inquiries about children who may be at risk are getting longer, according to figures from Manx Care.
Minister hopes air traffic problems now solved
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he hopes this year will see an end to short airport closures because of staff shortages.
Poyll Dooey march planned for the weekend
Organisers are inviting people to take part in a demonstration this weekend against developing a beauty spot in Ramsey.
Commissioner accused of data breaches
Onchan commissioners will have to wait to pass a motion forcing one of its members to apologise for a data breach.
Cat lands man in court over ammo offences
A businessman has found himself in court after a cat triggered an alarm at his home.
999 line back to normal after glitch
The Emergency Services Joint Control Room says problems with landlines have now been resolved.
Applications open for Young Nature Champion
A competition has been launched to encourage young people to connect with nature and share their experiences.
