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Eugene Dean comes to the defence of Sophia Cannonier, who has repeatedly pleaded her case in defying pandemic regulations

Elspeth Weisberg does not want Sophia Cannonier and husband Michael Watson to be imprisoned, but they must be held accountable

Antony Siese attempts to make comparisons between the Covid pandemic and the war, each claiming millions of lives

Vaccines are not a “personal choice”, writes Donald McNeil Jr. We give up some personal freedoms so we all stay alive

Health minister Kim Wilson speaks on fifth anniversary of virus that killed 165 in Bermuda and seven million globally

Keeping watch over a couple who broke pandemic quarantine rules in 2021 consumed about 168 police man hours

Lataunya Griffin admits breaking lockdown rules twice in late 2021

Active cases are said to be significantly above normal levels for this time of year

Police cite a risk of prejudice to law enforcement procedure in case of couple found guilty of Covid-19 quarantine breach

Health officials respond that Covid-19 restrictions reduced spread and saved the island from an overload of the hospital

In a case that has taken three years, Sophia Cannonier and Michael Watson are found guilty of all charges

Rules put in place in 2022 that required public school students to take part in routine testing as a condition of entry are challenged

As new variants of Covid-19 emerge, cases have climbed in Bermuda but the virus is no longer directly monitored by health ministry

Space is at a premium because dozens of patients cannot be discharged even after they have recovered

A no-visiting policy is in place for two Bermuda Hospitals Board on-site units and eight group homes

The Ministry of Health highlights updated guidance from the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention

Six deaths linked to coronavirus infection this year are classed as related to Covid-19

Sophia Cannonier and Michael Watson were meant to get a decision last September on a trial that started in June 2022

The Pfizer jab, the first approved vaccine against the coronavirus, accounts for 99.7 per cent on island

Defendant earlier received a conditional discharge for coughing on police and claiming to have the coronavirus

BHB advises visitors to wear masks and stay away if they are feeling unwell

The Ministry of Health attempts to make space for more vaccination appointments

Doctors’ offices without doses and phones not being answered vex jab seekers

Individuals at increased risk of infection will be given priority for the vaccine

Announcement comes after news that Cayman Islands received boosters

Michael Richmond, the departing CEO and president of the Bermuda Hospitals Board, remembers the pandemic

Bermuda Hospitals Board warned those with respiratory illness to take care

Health officials say influenza cases are of particular concern

The Government says the Foreign Office confirmed the island has top-priority status for the vaccines