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Samples have been sent to the Caribbean Public Health Agency for sequencing

A new variety of the coronavirus is not as dangerous as previously feared. What’s more, Lisa Jarvis writes, the autumn jab should provide good protection

Little is known of the new Omicron form of the virus, with scant evidence that it can cause any more serious illness

A new study of prison populations shows vaccination can ward off infection — up to a point. Masks and ventilation could make the difference, Lisa Jarvis writes

Bermuda is searching for its second Chief Medical Officer in three years

In the trial of Sophia Cannonier and Michael Watson, who are charged with breaching public safety regulations, a molecular biologist argues there was no need to quarantine

Health minister advises caution as eight outbreaks are reported, and says antivirals are available

The event, over five days, is being presented by the Collective Action Solidarity Trust, a non-profit organisation aimed at promoting fairness and respect

Khalid Wasi writes that antivax campaigner Eugene Dean deserves credit for his perseverance in keeping the discussion alive throughout the Covid-19 pandemic

The trial of Sophia Cannonier and Michael Watson will resume next month, having dragged on for almost a year

Wayne Furbert, the transport minister, is excited about the possibilities of more flights in the wake of new route

But the judge condemned the ugliness of the offensive conduct, which she said could have proved far more dangerous than it actually was

The restaurant has apologised for the closure, saying that owing to visa challenges, staff have worked without a break for two years

Roots and Wings Nursery in St George celebrated their one year anniversary earlier this month, filling an unmet need in daycare

A senior detective has been described as “not a credible witness” by a magistrate after being forced to change his evidence in trial

Residents needing a copy of their Covid-19 vaccination certificate can request it from the Department of Health. The Ministry of Health issued an advisory sayin...

Film featuring people who suffered adverse reactions to Covid-19 vaccines was screened by the Collective Action Solidarity Trust

Easter – a time for renewal, reflections on living, celebration of new life (such as the 18 cahow chicks born on Nonsuch Island), remembrances, and gratitude fo...

Report shows Travel Authorisation development process was “chequered and littered with issues”, says opposition MP Michael Dunkley

Five people died of Covid-19 in March, according to the latest statistics

CariGenetics has successfully raised $1.2 million with assistance from the Bermuda Investor Community

Bermuda audiences will get a showing next month of a film exploring adverse reactions to the jab against Covid-19

Herbert Dillas, 49, admitted to being away from his Southampton residence after curfew hours on March 16, 2021.

Oral medications shown to lessen Covid-19 symptoms for certain patients remain available, the health ministry said

The Appeal Court found that a decision to impose self-administered, supervised saliva tests to limit the spread of the virus in public schools was legal

Many legislations, tools, policies and procedures in place to ensure transparency and accountability of public officers were simply ignored — Auditor-General

Toll for the pandemic rises to 163, with three patients in hospital and ten active cases in the community

The latest update comes as the island approaches a milestone in the pandemic, with the first case of Covid-19 reported in Bermuda three years ago this Saturday

Extra government spending for 2022-23 included $5.5 million for debt service in the Ministry of Finance, MPs heard on Friday