Man taken to Noble's for emergency treatment
There are reports an 'elderly' UK holidaymaker has been rescued at Bradda Head by HM coastguard helicopter this lunchtime.
It's said Port Erin coastguard and an ambulance were unable to stretcher him down from the top of Milners Tower due to 'difficult conditions in high winds'.
He was picked up by the team from Caenavon in Wales and taken to Noble's Hospital - where he's now receiving emergency care.
There's no update on his current condition.
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