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A US scientist who helped the island in its fight against the Delta wave of the coronavirus will be the new head of the Molecular Diagnostic and Research Laboratory, the Government announced last night. Pradeep Ambrose, a virologist, will replace Car...

A massive surprise thank you banner was raised yesterday for the Government’s scientific adviser on her last day on the job. Staff at the Molecular Diagnostic and Research Laboratory in Warwick displayed the sign for Carika Weldon, who was unable to ...

A proposal to put a bid in for the 2024 America’s Cup sailing competition was floated by the Opposition yesterday. Ben Smith, a One Bermuda Alliance senator, said the island’s role as host of the prestigious race series in 2017 had given Bermuda mass...

A team of Bermudian runners yesterday completed a gruelling three-day Antarctic marathon to raise cash for an island charity. The Bermuda Penguins — Phil Martin, Andy McComb and Mark Harris — crossed the finish line after they faced unpredictable wea...

A doctor said yesterday his Hamilton clinic was "on standby“ to help to meet demand for CT scans after the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s machines broke down. J J Soares, the medical director at Hamilton Medical Centre, offered assistance after the BHB sa...

Senior school students aiming to enter higher education can learn more about how to fund their ambitions through a series of online sessions. The series — Finding Funds for College — will give information on loan and scholarship opportunities availab...

A small group of people gathered around a fire on the Cabinet grounds today as part of a prayer circle. Enda Matthie, one of the organisers of the event, said that the goal was to encourage “healing and reconciliation” in Bermuda. She added that the...

A man was fined more than $3,000 yesterday after he admitted a string of traffic offences. Magistrates’ Court heard that Jahni Holder, 27, was caught driving while disqualified, riding an unlicensed and uninsured bike, riding and speeding at 83km/h. ...

An uninsured senior who was treated by emergency room doctors for two bouts of dizziness has been sent a bill for almost $12,000 by the Bermuda Hospitals Board. Lloyd Williams, 77, and his wife, Mildred, 70, were stunned to receive two invoices total...

Rena Lalgie, the Governor, is taking legal advice before deciding whether an independent judge from overseas should be called in to preside over a judicial review. The application for a judicial review into the legitimacy of the Commission of Inquiry...