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The International Island Games Association’s executive committee is urging its member islands, Bermuda included, to bounce back stronger from the Covid-19 pandemic which forced the 2021 NatWest Island Games in Guernsey to be put back to 2023. The ex...

People are being asked to observe a one-minute silence from their homes today in honour of Prince Philip. A spokeswoman for Government House said: “There will be a UK national one minute of silence tomorrow in honour of the late Prince Philip, the Du...

A roadside stall selling farm produce was closed by police yesterday because it breached Covid-19 regulations. But Roland Hill, of J & J Produce, whose staff were selling the produce at Astwood Park, Warwick, said he didn’t realise he was breaking t...

As Bermuda settled into its second lockdown, Royal Gazette videographer Kyle McNeil toured the island to capture the quiet stillness as people adjusted to stay-at-home orders. Beaches, sports fields and streets across the island were clear of the cr...

Leona Thompson wasn’t going to let a hospital visit get in the way of celebrating her birthday. Taken ill the day before she celebrated being aged 104, she told doctors, ’look, I want to go home, it’s my birthday’. Reggie Simons, Ms Thompson’s 79-yea...

Bermuda has pledged $50,000 in aid to St Vincent and the Grenadines in the Caribbean, where a volcano continues to erupt on the main island, forcing about 20,000 to evacuate. The La Soufrière volcano, to the north of St Vincent, started to erupt last...

The public is being warned about a fake phishing email asking for personal information about vaccinations. A Government spokeswoman said: “The Government of Bermuda is advising the public that it is aware of a phishing email circulating, purporting t...

Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, has pledged to help rebuild a playground destroyed in a fire last week. Mr Roban added that he supported the police in their investigation into last Saturday’s blaze at Pig’s Field Park, in Pembroke. Mr Rob...

A group of sheep have perfectly demonstrated how to obey the stay-at-home order in a photo circulating on social media. The National Museum of Bermuda captured and Tweeted the light hearted image of the sheep huddled in the doorway at the Commissione...

As the countdown to the rescheduled Olympics hits the 100-day mark, the risks of staging the Games amid a pandemic remain very much prevalent in Japan. The continued effects of Covid-19 on the Games were highlighted once again yesterday as the torch ...