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The health ministry’s Covid-19 hotline is back in service, it was revealed this afternoon. The line and the rest of the telephone network at the ministry’s headquarters were out of order earlier today. A spokeswoman for the ministry said that technic...

Bermuda has been upgraded to a Level 2 travel health advisory notice by the United States Centres for Disease Control and Prevention. The Covid-19 risk in Bermuda is now listed as “moderate”. But the CDC recommended that older people, those with unde...

A moment of silence was held on the Cabinet Office grounds to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. John Rankin, the Governor, and Renée Ming, the Minister of National Security, laid a wreath at the war memorial on Saturday to...

Three men and a woman were arrested after a brutal attack on a vulnerable man in Hamilton in the early hours of yesterday. The group hit the victim several times with an object and punched him on the head and body. A police spokesman said the victim ...

Two police officers have come down with Covid-19, it was revealed tonight. A police spokesman said one of the officers tested positive after returning from overseas and the other may have contracted the coronavirus on the island. He added: “Both offi...

Some Belco customers in the West End hit by power cuts could have their service restored by this morning, the firm said last night. A spokesman said that the majority of customers would have power restored inside 24 hours. But he added that Belco wou...

The Ministry of Public Works issued the following advice about roadworks near Belco, and in the East End: Roadworks near Belco The Ministry of Public Works wishes to inform motorists and pedestrians that there will be two road closures taking place s...

Bermuda will host its first rum festival this weekend. Gosling’s Ltd has teamed up with the West End Development Corporation for the two-day event at Dockyard to celebrate International Rum Day, which falls on Sunday. Rum-inspired food and drink will...

More than 730 coronavirus tests came back clear yesterday. A total of 732 results were logged by the Ministry of Health and none were positive. The news meant the number of positive results remained at 159, with 145 recovered. There are five active c...

Public transport users were reminded yesterday to follow Covid-19 rules when travelling on buses and ferries. The Department of Public Transportation highlighted that all passengers must wear a face mask and maintain a distance of 3ft from others. A ...