Around 1,000 people are expected to come out of self-isolation between now and next Monday.
That's according to Health and Social Care Minister, David Ashford MHK, who revealed 3,554 individuals remain in quarantine as of this afternoon.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister, Howard Quayle MHK, says now is not the right time to consider reopening hub schools for Manx children.
He adds the situation around schools will be reconsidered once the number of Covid-19 cases in young people reduces more.
P50 bear-ings need checking!
How many kittens can you fit into the world's smallest car?
Government announces new social rent rise formula
The government says public sector housing rents will be linked to inflation in future.
WATCH: Bush kissing video highlights Manx tradition
Fancy kissing under a bush this Christmas?
No plans to publish hydrocarbon resources reports
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says reports about the Island's undersea oil and gas resources can't be published without permission from consultants.
Weather could disrupt Friday ferry crossings
Two of the Steam Packet's crossings this Friday are at risk because of bad weather.
Nodding Santa returns to Ramsey!
A much-loved feature of Ramsey's Christmas celebrations has returned, after worries about his fate last year.
Southerners being invited to 20mph drop-in session
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood is to host a drop-in session about proposed 20mph speed limits next week.
Bus driver strike ballot closes today
Bus drivers have until the end of today to decide if they back taking strike action.
