Glasgow-based GP hasn't seen Island family since March
A Manx doctor based in Glasgow hopes the Isle of Man Government will allow those who've had the coronavirus vaccine to the visit the Island in the near future.
Dr Rebecca Vaughan hasn't seen her Island-based family since March due to border restrictions.
As a frontline worker, the former Laxey resident has already had her first dose of the Pfizer jab.
She believes it will make travel easier for Manx people based in the UK:
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