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A musical break from the Covid-19 crisis will be live-streamed at the weekend. Singer Joy T Barnum will take song requests for her 8.30pm virtual performance on Saturday through the Department of Culture’s Facebook and Instagram pages as part of the...

A grief-stricken family who lost a loved one to violence was struck another blow when they were evicted from their home this week. But the family – who suffered a massive loss of income because of the Covid-19 pandemic – were saved further stress aft...

A veteran with a love of stage comedy who was decorated for injuries in the line of duty has died at 90. Originally from Wales, Don Jolliffe moved to Bermuda in 1961. His skills as an engineer and plumber, which found him a host of jobs in the Royal ...

The island’s private schools have announced the cancellation of this year’s IGCSE and International Baccalaureate exams in the face of ongoing restrictions against Covid-19. Public schools earlier this month had the Cambridge Checkpoint exams called ...

The developer of a luxury South Shore hotel has thrown his support behind the suspension of construction under health restrictions last week. Construction at the Azura resort came to a halt a week ago under the stay-at-home order to contain the prese...

David Burt, the Premier, was tonight accused by the Opposition of stoking “real tension in the community” over perceptions of unequal treatment during the coronavirus pandemic. Cole Simons, the One Bermuda Alliance leader, called for “fairness and ac...

A leading lab in the island’s battle against Covid-19 marked its one-year anniversary today. A spokesman for the Bermuda Government Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory said its first year had been “a roller coaster”. Its director, Carika Weldon, arrived ...

Faith Burgess-Clarke 1929-2021 Bermuda’s first chiropractor who “broke barriers” as a Black woman in the field has died at 92. Faith Burgess-Clarke also served in the Adult Education Society and the Professional Women’s Club. Deeply religious an...

The Premier, David Burt, last night refused to state who signed off on an order enabling work to continue at the St Regis hotel during the stay-at-home order. The exemption, approved by the Ministry of National Security after the stay-at-home order c...

A stay-at-home exemption for construction to continue at a St George’s resort was last night dubbed as double standards by the One Bermuda Alliance. Work was permitted to continue at the St Regis resort for two days this week during the stay-at-home...