In total, 144 people have been arrested for breaching Covid-19 laws since the pandemic began.
12 were under the age of 16 and two over the age of 70.
The figures were released in a freedom of information request - revealing 48 were jailed for Covid offences last year.
During 2020, 37 fixed penalty notices were issued for breaches of Coronavirus Regulations.
No paws for concern - Thomas in purr-fect health!
Ramsey's most famous cat has been given the all-clear after people worried he'd been losing weight.
Online fundraiser hopes to raise £100,000 to save Family Library
A charity is hoping to raise the £100,000 needed to save the Family Library in Douglas after its directors said it would close next month.
Cruise ship to spend the night in Peel
A cruise ship will be stopping off in the Isle of Man today.
Liquidated bank's compensation scheme to close
A compensation scheme set up after the collapse of and Island bank in 2008 has been closed down.
Driving licence services go online as part of £50m savings project
You'll soon be able to apply to renew your driving licence, or apply for a duplicate, online.
Appeal after vandals target Noble's Park toilets
Douglas Council is asking for information after toilets in the capital were vandalised yesterday.
NSC raceway ceremony to honour Sir Cav today
Hundreds of children will join Sir Mark Cavendish today as the National Sports Centre cycle track is renamed in his honour.
Student grants under review, says education minister
Financial support for Manx university students is set to be reviewed by the government.
