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Darrin Simons seeks judicial review of decision to stay proceedings against former firearms officer

Long-distance runner about to write own piece of history in German city

The appellant argues school testing requirements established in 2021 were not lawful

Minister Kim Wilson notes the “usual seasonal rise” in respiratory illnesses

Parents and guardians are asked to remain vigilant after staff are out sick, potentially with the virus

Committee finds health ministry cannot determine whether personal information was accessed in cyberattack

Bermuda Union of Teachers found not to have breached the rights of the Reverend Leonard Santucci by suspending him

Gaynell Hayward-Caesar was made an OBE after decades of trailblazing service to nursing in Bermuda

Eugene Dean insists someone must take responsibility for ensuring accountability

Despite a setback in Sophia Cannonier’s court battle, an appeal against her conviction remains in the pipeline

Study by Centre for Law and Democracy involves 146 information requests from 76 countries

Opposition leader says he is following required precautions and has shifted all meetings online

Charity is to host “The true worth of essential workers: lessons from the pandemic” on September 17

The Supreme Court rules that Detective Chief Inspector Peter Stableford withheld important information

The Ministry of Health urges the public to wear sunscreen, drink responsibly and be wary of Covid-19

A vaccination reminder accompanies reports of a “noticeable rise” in the illness

The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is available at the Hamilton Health Centre by appointment and at general practitioners

Vaccines that are effective against NB 1.8.1 are being made available to Bermuda's most vulnerable

Eugene Dean suggests the Government needs to humble itself on health matters if it is to rebuild public confidence

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