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The number of coronavirus tracking officers is to be increased, the Government said yesterday. The move came after reports of people being exposed to the coronavirus – but not being alerted until days later. The island recorded a further 20 cases yes...

A charity that helps a traditional Christmas Day event run well has asked party goers to give it a miss this year to help limit the spread of the coronavirus. Anne Hyde, the Keep Bermuda Beautiful executive director, warned hurricane damage to the p...

Bermudians living in London and the south-east of England can still travel home over the holiday season, despite new lockdown laws in the UK. A Government spokeswoman today appealed to Bermudians in the UK to stick to the UK restrictions. But she add...

The Information Commissioner’s Office has closed its Church Street office for the Christmas period, with immediate effect. A spokeswoman for the ICO said that the closure was unrelated to Covid-19. The Maxwell Roberts Building office will remain clo...

Three charities that support young and old people got a bumper pre-Christmas boost from fundraising efforts by an international business. The Foster Parent Association, the Eliza DoLittle Society, and Age Concern have all been given gifts of toys or ...

Retailers have stopped shipping in two hot-ticket electronic gadgets in the run-up to Christmas – because the cost is prohibitive. Games fans who wanted to buy the latest Sony PlayStation or Microsoft Xbox consoles have been frustrated by low online ...

An Opposition senator has accused the Progressive Labour Party of turning the 2016 airport protests into a political football, using the suffering of protesters for point-scoring. Marcus Jones of the One Bermuda Alliance said yesterday he did not wa...

Bermudian journalist Ernest Tucker has been inducted into the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s Hall of Fame. The posthumous honour was awarded at a virtual ceremony yesterday. Mr Tucker, who died last year aged 87, had a stellar career with the n...

Senators rubber-stamped a number of Government bills during a brisk, virtual session of the Upper House yesterday morning. Streamlining and improved efficiency were the themes of three Acts that were given their second and third readings before being...

Firefighters yesterday battled a third vehicle fire in two days – two of them in the same St George’s neighbourhood. Crews responded to reports of a car explosion on Pain Lane, St George’s just before 4.30am. Residents in a nearby apartment were at ...