Chief Minister hopes more will be known in the coming weeks
How Brexit will impact the Isle of Man should become clearer in the next few weeks.
That's the view of Chief Minister Howard Quayle as talks between the United Kingdom and European Union continue today.
The two parties are yet to agree trade and security deals, which could impact Manx businesses and residents.
Mr Quayle says the government is prepared for every eventuality:
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