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A Bermudian nurse working on the Covid frontline in Washington DC has been recognised as being one of the top 50 nurses in the US capital. The Washingtonian magazine highlighted Davon Adams, 31, among 50 nurses in the area as part of an Excellenc...

Just two more coronavirus cases were recorded yesterday. The infections were among 992 test results that came back to health officials – a positivity rate of 0.2 per cent. Both were classed as on-island transmissions with known contacts. The island’s...

The Department of Education will run a series of online town hall meetings next week to teach parents about the coronavirus saliva test programme. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, said the programme was designed to help control the spread of...

Bermuda will move to phase 2 of its road map to normality from Sunday, the health minister said this evening. Kim Wilson said Bermuda had achieved the targets set out by the Premier in his national address and therefore could reduce restrictions. F...

A steroid used to treat asthmatics may have protected them from infection by the coronavirus, a member of an health group said yesterday. Tracy Nash, the director of education at asthma charity Open Airways, said that asthmatics were not as badly aff...

A fresh appeal for youngsters to sign up for an anti-abuse programme was made by a child protection charity yesterday. The Coalition for the Protection of Children appealed to primary and middle school pupils to join its Safety Matters classes as Apr...

Faith Burgess-Clarke 1929-2021 Bermuda’s first chiropractor who “broke barriers” as a Black woman in the field has died at 92. Faith Burgess-Clarke also served in the Adult Education Society and the Professional Women’s Club. Deeply religious an...

David Burt last night said Bermuda will return to a stay-at-home policy from 5am tomorrow for at least seven days. The Premier also revealed he had tested positive for Covid-19 and was isolating but had no symptoms because he had been vaccinated. H...

A more contagious strain of the coronavirus that has spread into the island’s schools came as a result of the “poor behaviour of adults”, MPs heard this morning. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, addressed the House of Assembly on moves taken o...

The Ministry of Education will not yet make public the number of submissions it received in the consultation on education reform. A ministry spokeswoman said that such information will only be released when a report currently being compiled that wil...