Social distancing in the Island's Hospice has been lifted.
It was annouced on social media yesterday, with the organisation describing it as 'heart-warming news' for patients and their families.
The restrictions on visitor guidance were put in place to protect the wellbeing of those using its services, their families, staff and volunteers.
Lastly, Hospice says it's pleased to be moving forward in a safe and controlled way and to welcome visitors back to support their loved ones in their care.
Yellow weather warning remains in place
A yellow weather warning for snow and ice remains in place today.
Women's worldwide motorbike relay event this month
An event in Douglas later this month is hoping to connect women bikers as part of a worldwide event.
Cartoonist shows off Isle of Man scenes
A UK cartoonist who works for national newspapers has shared sketches he made in the Isle of Man.
Tynwald to consider pay rise for election officials
Deputy returning officers in elections could be getting a pay rise of more than 25 per cent for the coming general election.
Capital gets Xmas tree recycling scheme
People in the capital will get the chance to have their Christmas tree recycled for free next weekend.
MHK calls for strong cultural identity
An MHK has called for a strong cultural identity on the Island in a speech to nationalists.
Charity rehomed almost 300 cats last year
An Island animal charity says it rehomed almost 300 cats last year.
Take care on the roads, say police
Police are asking people to drive to the icy conditions this morning.
