The number of active coronavirus cases on the Island has fallen by almost a third since yesterday, according to government figures.
The Department of Health and Social Care says there are just 21 cases on the Island at the moment, compared to 30 yesterday.
However, the number of people in self-isolation has risen slightly from 719 to 726.
And the figures show there have been no new cases since yesterday.
Mayor meets im-paw-tant guest!
Mayor of Douglas Natalie Byron-Teare welcomed one of the city's best-known residents yesterday.
Drink-driver hit car while three times limit
A man who admitted being more than three times the legal alcohol limit will appear in court again next month.
Looneys of Ramsey sold
An antiques business in the north of the Island says it's bought one of Ramsey's best-known buildings.
Behaviour warning after Hop tu Naa problems
Police are warning people to be more sensible on Bonfire Night after antisocial behaviour over Hop tu Naa.
Don't fall for winter fuel payment scam
Don't believe the hype over a winter fuel subsidy for Manx residents.
Fireworks displays near you this weekend
The Island marks bonfire night this weekend, with firework displays around the Island.
MHK queries defence payments to UK
The Isle of Man is paying twice as much as Jersey for defence, it's been revealed.
Crosby man bit ex-partner
A man who admitted biting a woman's cheek has appeared in court.
