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Officials failed to provide an internal review decision inside a statutory time limit after a request for records about appointments made by the Governor, the Information Commissioner found. But a determination was issued during the course of an inde...

A woman who suffers from liver poisoning and malnutrition warned the public to be careful over the food they eat. Mickia Brangman, 33, said it was difficult for Bermudians to eat a good diet because of the expense and easy access to unhealthy food. S...

Efforts to return the unique BMU code to Bermudian passports are continuing, the British Government has said. The assurance came almost six years after Britain took over the printing of passports for its Overseas Territories — which caused problems f...

A new campaign yesterday appealed to the public to wear blue on Friday to commemorate people who have lost their lives on the roads. Pain Into Purpose Bermuda and the Kijani Dream Charity, set up by the family of schoolboy Kijani Burgess after he die...

The Government may relax quarantine measures imposed to stem a recent surge in coronavirus infections, The Royal Gazette can reveal. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health confirmed that the Government was aware that other countries had reduced qua...

Both senior schools will stay shut today, the Government announced last night. CedarBridge Academy and Berkeley Institute will continue with remote learning amid problems with coronavirus testing of large numbers of staff and pupils across the school...

When a former model got sick when she was aged 20, she assumed she had picked up a stomach bug after she moved to Spain. But after 13 years of illness and visits to a string of specialists Mickia Brangman will have to go to the UK for treatment for a...

The grandson of the late CV “Jim” Woolridge has been Called to the Bar. Jonathan Marion, 27, was welcomed into the legal profession as Bermuda’s first new lawyer of 2022. Mr Marion, who was admitted on Friday, will leave today to complete his legal t...

Gambling watchdogs are in talks with the Government about whether to allow increased use of lotteries. Jean Major, the chief executive of the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission, said the organisation had been approached by several charities and groups ...

Phone software may have cut cases of Covid-19 by as much as 20 per cent during the island’s worst outbreak, the company that created the programme has said. WeHealth, a US-based firm, said that the app, now being used by about 25 per cent of resident...