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The chief minister says next year's TT entertainment must have a broad appeal.
The Department of Tourism and Leisure has come in for heavy criticism for the programme of events it put on, and yesterday in the House of Keys Tony Brown apologised for any disappointment it might have caused.
He says bikers and locals alike need to feel something special is happening:
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