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Police have arrested two more people in breach of the stay-at-home order. A spokesman said a man was stopped in his car at about 4.15am on North Shore Road, near the junction with Radnor Road in Hamilton Parish, and found not to have a curfew exempti...

The Chief of Staff at the Bermuda Hospitals Board said that the community was the “first line of defence” against Covid-19, as he urged citizens to help stop the spread of the disease. Michael Richmond told The Royal Gazette that a supply of N95 resp...

Stranded students affected by the coronavirus pandemic could be returned to Bermuda by an “air bridge”, the Premier said last night. David Burt added that he felt morally obliged to look after people stuck in other countries. The Premier said that an...

Bermudian residents abroad during the Covid-19 crisis can tap into assistance overseas, the Government said tonight. People in Britain and the United States who want to return home can fill in an online for at https://forms.gov.bm/covid19/return. Ber...

Stores and restaurants in the Olde Towne have adopted new ways of doing business to cope with the Covid-19 pandemic. Several businesses in the St George’s have moved to online shopping and restaurants have shifted to takeout services. Kristin White, ...

Bermudians stranded in Canada and the United States by the Covid-19 pandemic are to be flown home this weekend, the Government revealed yesterday. David Burt, the Premier, added Government House was tackling the problem of more than 30 people trapped...

Hidden cameras on a nature reserve have recorded the hatching of another cahow chick, the second this season. JP Rouja, the Nonsuch Expeditions team leader, said the bird broke free from its egg on Nonsuch Island on Sunday with researchers, students ...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board will not appeal a judge’s decision to award $1.9 million in damages for medical negligence to a man whose wife died after her cancerous tumour was missed by an emergency room doctor. However, the publicly funded quango was...

Some of the youngsters sent abroad by the Government’s child protection agency were not first assessed or treated by mental healthcare services on the island, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Government has always insisted that overseas treatment wa...

The Minister of Finance has pledged to “fix” the problem of publicly funded organisations failing to keep up to date with their annual audits. Curtis Dickinson told a post-Budget meeting of business leaders: “I’m not happy about it. We have had chall...