Rules extended until virus is 'under control'
Lockdown restrictions will not be released until next month.
The chief minister says government will be looking at ‘realistically’ relaxing some restrictions around 6 April.
Howard Quayle says a full release of rules will probably be around 12 April:
It means hospitality, non-essential retail, lifestyle and other businesses will not be able to open until after the Easter weekend.
Schools and the construction industry are also affected:
"When you're delivering healthcare on an island, your costs are going to be higher"
CEO discusses 'economies of scale' while minister issues warning to Public Accounts Committee
NI fund exhaustion date moves closer
Date by which fund could run dry now 2045/46
Douglas Council says new youth council will give youngsters a 'stronger voice' in local politics
Leader Devon Watson hopes the opportunity could lead to new members
Autism acceptance: 'Island has come far, but there's still a way to go'
People living with the condition say more can be done to support adults