More than 54,000 Coronavirus vaccines have now been administered on the Isle of Man.
That's according to the latest update from government - issued last night.
A further 1,201 were given yesterday - most of which were first doses.
It means 38.727 people have now had their initial jab and more than 15,000 have also had the follow-up vaccination.
Fancy getting your kit off for art club?
An Island art club says it's looking for models who don't mind showing a bit of skin!
Government says six first time buyer homes on the way
The Enterprise Minister says there is currently only one first-time buyer development in progress on the Island.
Trained officers 'dispatch' rogue bull
Police say trained officers 'dispatched' a bull after it broke loose this morning.
September inflation figures show drop
The government says inflation fell sharply last month.
Peel harbour bridge reopens
The Department of Infrastructure says a bridge in Peel has now reopened.
Beware of the bull!
Police are warning of a massive horny problem in Tromode.
TT views and tomatoes could be yours in Greeba
Fancy owning your own "little piece of heaven" in the west of the Island?
Nursing union annual meeting this week
The Island's branch of the largest nursing union will hold its annual general meeting this week.
