One-way system no longer in place
Social distancing measures which were in place around the Tesco store in Douglas have been lifted.
The supermarket had put one-way markers down, directing customers which way to walk, and spaces in its queues to ensure two-metre distances between shoppers could be maintained.
Its follows government's removal of the legal requirement for social distancing on the Isle of Man last week.
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