Chief Minister Howard Quayle says the UK-EU Brexit deal is good news for Manx fishing.
This morning, he gave a statement during a special sitting of Tynwald about the deal which takes effect in the New Year.
He told members European fishing boats will be allowed into Manx waters under strict conditions and the Island will be able to regulate and licence fishermen from the EU.
Mr Quayle added the Island had to comply with the deal if it wanted to export goods to Europe.
Government wants your say on organ donations
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Controlled burn leads to Fire Service callout
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Lord Street development 'still progressing'
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More Braddan roadworks announced this month
The Department of Infrastructure says Braddan Bridge will be one-way as it carries out work later this month.
Poled pussy tale gets a happy ending!
Manx Utilities says it's given the saga of a cat trapped on a pole a happy ending!
Don't lose your shirt on the Grand National, says charity
If you're tempted by the possibility of a big win on this week's Grand National, a charity has a message for you.
Good weather could bring aurora sightings
The Isle of Man could be in for a spectacular treats in its skies tomorrow.
Team on the way to help Top Cat!
Manx Utilities says it’s sending a rescue team to help a northern pole cat.
