Health Minister returned as Shimmins tops polls
Health Minister Howard Quayle avoid a shock defeat in the general election tonight.
Exit polls put him third - behind Bill Shimmins and Paul Craine - in the battle to be elected in Middle.
It was Mr Craine who eventually lost out, though; missing out by 115 votes.
Bill Shimmins topped the polls with 33.5% backing.
Mr Quayle proved successful in his bid to be re-elected and admits he could now be tempted to go for the top job.
Government re-advertising for new Director of Public Health
Permanent role remains unfilled
New Chairman at Ramsey Commissioners
Rob Cowell takes over from Alby Oldham for the next year
Motorcyclist flown to UK for treatment after Ballamodha crash
Police appeal for witnesses to Wednesday afternoon's collision
Surge in first time buyers enquiring about mortgages
Advisors dealing with 60-70 requests for meetings each week
Air ambulance involved in Ballaugh collision response
Patient 'did not need treatment from major trauma centre'
Braddan Commissioners petitioning DOI for £475,000 for housing maintenance
It says the loan would be repaid over 30 years
