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image captionHoward Quayle was first elected to the House of Keys in 2011
The Isle of Man s chief minister has announced he will be retiring from politics after September s House of Keys general election.
Howard Quayle was elected to the post in 2016, following that year s contest.
First elected as MHK for Middle in 2011, he has previously held the positions of health and social care minister and chairman of the Manx Electricity Authority.
Mr Quayle said it had been an honour and a privilege to serve as an MHK.
He added he had only ever intended to serve two terms in the House of Keys.