The Islands Chief Minister says the government is as well prepared as possible for Brexit.
Howard Quayle's comments come after preparations in the UK got underway for the possibility of leaving the bloc without an agreement.
He says the focus of officials has been to consider the security and continuity of fuel, food and medicine supplies to the Island.
Mr Quayle added should a 'No Deal' outcome seem more likely, work on contingency planning will 'escalate'.
Peel Road to close this evening for dangerous tree works
Work on dangerous trees will mean part of the TT course will be shut tonight.
Retiring MHKs to have special dinner at Government House
They may not be Members of the House of Keys any more, but there'll be a special treat for them later this month.
Constituency meeting for Douglas Central tonight
A constituency meeting for voters in Douglas Central will take place this evening.
Flights to and from the UK may be disrupted today
Ronaldsway Airport says flights to and from the UK may face some disruption today.
Vehicle recovery closes road until this evening
Police say part of the TT course will remained closed until this evening.
Charlie takes top karting honours
A 10 year old from the Island has kept up the Manx motorsport reputation - taking top place in a national karting championship!
Manxman out of action until November, says Steam Packet company
The Steam Packet Company says its flagship ferry the Manxman won't be back in service until the end of November.
Today's planned Mountain Road closure called off
The Department of Infrastructure says a planned Mountain Road closure today has been called off.
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