The Island has no plans to stop using the AstraZeneca jab, despite some European countries suspending it.
It comes following Norway and Denmark suspending the rollout after reports of blood clots in those who've received the vaccine.
Italy is also following the move, but Spain will continue to give the jab after finding no issues.
When Mr Ashford was asked on the Island's stance - he said there will be no change to the Island's vaccination programme.
FOI request reveals popular universities for Manx students
Universities in northern English cities are the most popular with students studying off-Island, according to data from the government.
'Compassionate' ferry fares for last-minute travellers to UK?
Should the Steam Packet Company have to offer compassionate rates to people who have to unexpectedly travel off-Island at short notice?
Charity urges people to report festive bird sightings
An island charity is appealing for the public to keep their eyes out for bird species this Christmas.
Regulator issues warning over scam websites
The Island's financial regulator is warning people not to fall for two scam websites.
Women's refuge company dissolved
The Island's registrar says the company behind the Island's women's refuge has been dissolved.
Possible bus disruption later
Isle of Man Transport says some of the Island's bus services could be disrupted later.
Family appeal for help with man's funeral costs
A family is appealing for help meeting funeral costs after a man died in Douglas just before Christmas.
Lifeboat crew tows fishing boat to port
Port St Mary lifeboat went to the aid of a local fishing vessel yesterday.
