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The island’s soldiers continue to make a valuable contribution to the campaign against Covid-19. The Royal Bermuda Regiment has been stood down from embodiment after the lockdown was stopped. But troops are still acting as Covid-19 marshals and helpi...

About 600 people got their first coronavirus jab after too much vaccine was thawed out, health officials revealed tonight. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said officials were looking at why the extra doses were taken out of deep freeze. She added: “...

More than $30 million was spent in the battle against the coronavirus in the first seven months after its arrival last March, it was revealed today. The news came in a report issued by Heather Thomas, the Auditor-General, after an examination of the...

More than half of residents over the age of 80 have received a Covid-19 vaccination, the health minister announced yesterday. Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, said in the House of Assembly that 23,939 vaccinations have been performed up to and inc...

Three more coronavirus cases were recorded today, which brought the number of active cases up to 22. All the cases classified as coming in from overseas and were among 346 results that came back to health officials. The positive tests were all passen...

Stricter guidelines for applications to hold events with more than 25 people will not be imposed despite regulation breaches, the national security minister said yesterday. Renee Ming said that ministry officials would instead scrutinise applications...

A fresh delivery of the Covid-19 vaccines will arrive from the UK tonight. Government House confirmed that 10,530 doses of the Pfizer vaccine, along with essential equipment, will be brought in on the British Airways flight. The delivery will bring t...

Bermuda yesterday recorded another five Covid-19 cases, bringing the number of active cases to 21. All of the new cases, which came from a batch of 479 test results, were classified as local transmission through contact with known cases. The results ...

The island’s two vaccination centres became scenes of “organised chaos” yesterday afternoon after scores of people responded to a plea for residents to get the jab at short notice. Government issued a public appeal saying it had a surplus of the vac...

A restaurateur has welcomed moves by Government to encourage employees to return to the workplace. But Phillip Barnett of the Island Restaurant Group said the industry still needed more “sustained relief” in order to recover from “significant losses”...