The Isle Of Man Lifts Coronavirus Lockdown Restrictions Ahead Of The Rest Of British Isles

DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN - MAY 23: A view of the empty Isle of Man airport which is currently still not open on May 23, 2020 in Douglas, Isle of Man. The Isle of Man began lifting COVID-19 lockdown restrictions on Friday 24th April with phase one, relaxing travel and exercise times, of a six phase plan. Two weeks later the chief minister, Howard Quayle, reopened non-essential retail shops plus lifestyle and tourism businesses - two further phases. Restaurants and cafes with outside dining will be able to open from June 1. The final phase will be reopening the island's borders, which closed on 27 March, and is still to come. This will be implemented on "clinical advice and dependent on the viral load of the UK" Mr Quayle said. (Photo by Andrew Barton/Getty Images)