Pharmacies on the Isle of Man have run out of lateral flow tests once again.
That's according to government, despite stock delivered yesterday.
Now, government says 120,000 will arrive on Island from next week.
In the mean time, people are asked not to request home testing kits from pharamcies - either in person or on the phone.
A list of pharmacies, and additional pick-up points will be announced when the kits have been delivered.
Cruise ship arrives on first of two visits this year
A cruise ship is making the first of two visits to the Island today.
Ramsey cafe submits seating area plan
A café in the centre of Ramsey has applied for permission for outside seating and advertising boards.
School hols based on key dates, says education minister
The Island's education minister says school holidays are based on key dates like Bank Holidays, and designed to be predictable.
Election candidate will stand in Douglas North
An IT manager for a financial company says he'll stand in this year's election.
60% of census forms filled in and returned, says minister
More than 26,000 census forms have already been returned, out of 45,000 activation codes mailed to households.
MHK concerned over Island's Mad Cow Disease risk
So-called "Mad Cow Disease" will be on the mind of an MHK when the House of Keys sits next week.
Date announced for Mountain Road's TT one-way system
The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain road will close for a day later this month - and when it reopens, it'll be one way.
Airport radar under the spotlight in Keys
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll start replacing radar equipment at Ronaldsway Airport next year.
