[Eight MHK's voted against Greater Transparency in Government.]

27 minutes ago, Apple said:

Or maybe there is more than what we are aware of....?

Like what?

[IOM Covid removing restrictions]

He probably is. If he was in Norway he'd probably be a Liverpool fan.

[IOM Covid removing restrictions]

1 hour ago, Banker said:

Looks like 700 people allowed to come over for buying a house or work but not if you are Manx born but working in UK

https://www.manxradio.com/news/isle-of-man-news/more-than-700-exempt-from-border-restrictions-for-contractual-reasons/

There's plenty of people Manx born working in the UK that have come back.  

[Let it snow]

22 hours ago, pongo said:

Nobody sensible here drives much over 45mph most of the time.

I'm sensible and I do.

[Eight MHK's voted against Greater Transparency in Government.]

4 hours ago, Roger Mexico said:

It will be personal for Allinson and Barber, both of whom will be receiving payments for medical work done and the same will apply to Callister's wife who is the head of Hansard.   Presumably they're objecting to the way exact salaries or payments will be disclosed which wouldn't be true of other employees.

Which seems a completely logical and fair point. 

[Spat between Chief Minister and Dr Glover]

5 hours ago, Nom de plume said:

UK daily infection rate seems to be around 14,000. Based on a population of 65 million, that equates to a 0.02% chance of catching the virus.

What then the risk of developing life threatening symptoms?

I'm hoping a combination of the falling daily UK infection rate coupled with the vaccine rollout we've half a chance of being able to move about by Easter. 

The vaccine is the go ahead to get back to normal.

Expect these punitive restrictions to drop away by March.