Log In

Two new cases of the coronavirus were logged yesterday, health officials said last night. The cases, both returning residents, arrived on the Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta on Thursday and on the British Airways flight from London on Wednesday. ...

Bermuda should expect winter storm conditions over the next two days as Hurricane Teddy passes to the east. Winds of more than 20mph are forecast for this afternoon, rising to 40mph by this evening. Sustained winds of 57mph are forecast for early tom...

Pupils waved an emotional goodbye to their parents at school gates across the island yesterday as the longest summer break of all finally came to an end. Public-school youngsters, wearing a variety of brightly coloured face masks, lined up to have th...

A man suffered a broken leg, cuts to his arm and stomach injuries yesterday after a trailer load of metal construction equipment fell on him. The victim, 36, was trapped underneath metal hollow ribs at about 9am in Wellington Slip Road, St George’s. ...

The Bermuda Airport Authority said yesterday that it had “deep concerns” that a website designed to highlight vital weather information failed at the height of Hurricane Paulette. Regular updates were halted on the Bermuda Weather Service website as ...

Police issued a warning today about a social media scam in which people are falsely told they have won a large sum of money. A message circulating on WhatsApp tell recipients to submit a “winning code” and provide personal information via e-mail. A p...

Thieves stole cash and merchandise after breaking into a shop while Bermuda was on alert for Hurricane Paulette. Cigars, tote bags, costume jewellery and clothes were among the items stolen at the Resort Shop at the Fairmont Southampton earlier this ...

The Department of Public Transportation advises the public that because of the hazards of low-hanging communication cables and vegetation left in the wake of Hurricane Paulette, bus service will be unable to resume this morning. The DPT can advise t...

Fewer than 150 homes were still without power this afternoon as Belco crews continued Hurricane Paulette restoration efforts. All main lines had been restored and electricity was back on for more than 24,000 customers by late afternoon yesterday. A t...

Ewart Brown, the former Premier of Bermuda, will discuss his autobiography at an event in the United States designed to celebrate National Literacy Month. Dr Brown will open Literary SoulFest next week at the Dock Bookshop in Texas, the largest Afric...