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Welcome to The Royal Gazette’s live coverage of the House of Assembly, which starts at 10am. We will be bring live updates through the morning and will also update this story for any major news through the afternoon and evening, depending on how lon...

A private school insisted yesterday that pupils were not asked to write about the benefits of slavery. But Saltus admitted that “the intention of the particular assignment could have been misunderstood”. A statement from the school said: “The assignm...

Covid-19 has claimed another life, health officials announced last night. The latest fatality pushed the total since the pandemic hit almost two years ago to 118. There are 18 people in hospital, three of them in intensive care, and 453 infected peo...

A police officer said a man accused of a gun murder was seen on CCTV footage at the scene of the crime two hours before the shooting happened. Detective Constable Annika Donowa told the Supreme Court Taaj Muhammad arrived at the St David’s County Cri...

Almost 50 non-profit organisations have been given a share of a $646,000 windfall from the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Organisers ran a “Birdies for Charity” programme at the PGA Tour event where sponsors matched fundraising efforts made by par...

Jason Hayward claims a disproportionate number of Bermudians are being laid off from workplaces, but cannot provide statistics

A man who left the scene of an accident was fined and banned from the roads for 18 months yesterday after he admitted he had been drinking before the crash. Magistrates’ Court heard that Joe Dill, 30, was driving his car on North Shore Road in Hamilt...

Bermuda is becoming more vulnerable to storms and its fish stocks are under threat from climate change and rising sea levels, a report has warned. The report said that Bermuda’s waters had become “warmer, saltier, more acidic and less oxygenated...

Bermuda College has fallen victim to a suspected cyber attack, it was revealed yesterday. But the Paget college said that initial indications suggested that students’ personal information has not been compromised. A spokeswoman added: “Bermuda Colle...

Patients will be able to get their CT scans at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital again, the Bermuda Hospitals Board said today. The BHB used the Brown-Darrell Clinic in Smith’s to cover scans while repairs were carried out on the hospital’s two s...