Christopher Crellin was arrested after he was found hiding behind a television at a friend's home.

A minister calls for adherence to "hand washing and all the rest" as the island sees no new cases in a week.

A scaled-down version of the ceremony celebrating the Isle of Man's national day will be held on 6 July.

Front-line workers on the Isle of Man can request weekly Covid-19 tests, the health minister says.

Social distancing and gathering rules will need to be adhered to when sports resume on Saturday.

Cafes and restaurants may also be allowed to operate outdoor areas, the Manx chief minister said.

Two schemes to aid businesses and workers during the Covid-19 outbreak have been extended by 12 weeks.

Manx Telecom will be responsible for rolling out high-speed fibre internet across the whole island.

Christian Varley has raised more than £83,000 to help Isle of Man residents affected by coronavirus,

The ruling means border restrictions and limits on self-isolation and social gatherings will continue.

Many who returned before the island closed its borders have been unable to retrieve belongings.

Outdoor groups of up to 10 people and up to two inside will be allowed as lockdown restrictions ease.

Pupils currently in Years 2, 6, 10 and 12 will be the first to return, the education minister says.

A Manx lawyer claims new inmates were denied access to showers and exercise at the island's jail.

Paul Tipping, who admitted breaking the Isle of Man's emergency laws, received a four-week sentence.

An independent inquiry into Abbotswood Nursing Home is being carried out, the health minister says.

It is the first death of a person with Covid-19 to be announced on the island since 4 May.

Karl Cameron, who admitted breaking Manx emergency coronavirus laws, is starting a six-week term.

Isle of Man homes will receive a prepaid postcard to send on to loved ones, the post office says.

Shops can reopen next week as coronavirus lockdown measures are eased, the government says.