Chief Minister says locals are obliged to follow UK laws
Manx residents are being urged to obey England's travel restrictions once the nation enters lockdown later this week.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle says those from the Island have an obligation to respect UK laws when visiting across.
From Thursday, lockdown restrictions in England will prohibit travel unless it is for work, education or other limited reasons.
Mr Quayle is asking locals heading off Island to stick to these measures:
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