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The horrified family of a woman left fighting for her life after a machete attack at her home has appealed for help from the public to help find her a new place to live after she is released from hospital. The younger sister of Kenneita Wade, 33, sai...

Bermuda’s Covid-19 status has been upgraded by an international health watchdog, it was revealed last night. The Pan-American Health Organisation has raised the island’s country status from clusters of Covid-19 cases to “sporadic cases”. Kim Wilson, ...

“Chronic social isolation” contributed to a surge in violence over the National Heroes Day weekend, according to Wayne Caines, the national security minister. But Mr Caines told the House of Assembly: “Bringing harm to others and instilling fear in t...

Bermuda must tackle systemic racism in order to confront a plague of violence, a counsellor affiliated with Social Justice Bermuda said. Juanae Crockwell was part of a group of hundreds that marched through Hamilton on June 13 in support of the globa...

The island must unite in support of young people at risk after months of the coronavirus pandemic crisis, according to the Coalition for the Protection of Children. The charity’s executive director, Kelly Hunt, said the organisation was “deeply sadde...

Bermuda marked another day with no positive results for Covid-19 yesterday The announcement came as David Burt, the Premier, confirmed the island had moved into Phase 3B of the relaxation of restrictions to combat Covid-19. Kim Wilson, the health min...

Achieving a top international accreditation just days ahead of the island shutting its borders against Covid-19 has been cause for celebration at Warwick Academy. Dave Horan, principal at the school, said this month the certification from the Council...

Up close and personal services such as waxing and beard grooming were given the green light today. David Burt, the Premier, said sustained low numbers of positive tests for the coronavirus had helped officials come to the decision to allow more servi...

An American business head who spent the early 1980s in Bermuda has died, aged 87. Clayton Cormier, originally from Bay City, Michigan, died on June 9 in Jupiter, Florida, after a brief illness. Mr Cormier came to the island in 1979 as the president a...

Much anticipated changes to employment law will be tabled on Friday in the House of Assembly as a lifeline to businesses left reeling by the Covid-19 pandemic. The reprieve on redundancy payouts was announced last night by Jason Hayward, in his first...