Around 1,000 people are expected to come out of self-isolation between now and next Monday.
That's according to Health and Social Care Minister, David Ashford MHK, who revealed 3,554 individuals remain in quarantine as of this afternoon.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister, Howard Quayle MHK, says now is not the right time to consider reopening hub schools for Manx children.
He adds the situation around schools will be reconsidered once the number of Covid-19 cases in young people reduces more.
Enduro Grand Prix world championship heading for Onchan next year
Onchan Stadium could host a round of next year's World Championship Enduro Grand Prix.
Freezing weather overnight leads to yellow warning
A yellow weather warning has been issued amid the threat of freezing conditions later.
Mountain Road incident prompts witness appeal
Police are asking for help from the public as they investigate an incident on the Mountain Road last week.
Peel Breakwater sewage fix in place by February, says minister
The Island's Infrastructure Minister says Peel breakwater will stop dumping raw sewage into the sea in around three months' time.
Global Mexican food chain heading to Douglas
An Australian fast food chain may be expanding to the Isle of Man.
Government reveals new-look website
The government has unveiled a new-look website today.
TT privateer says new sidecar regs make racing unaffordable
A privateer sidecar racer says he can't afford to return to the TT class after new regulations were published this week.
TT team owner Carl Cox picks up OBE
TT race team owner Carl Cox has been awarded a prestigious honour from royalty.
