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People vaccinated against Covid-19 but who later died from the disease were old and already very sick, the Chief Medical Officer has revealed. Ayoola Oyinloye said that 16 per cent of the island’s deaths were fully immunised. Dr Oyinloye added: “Peop...

At least ten years of experience in a senior police role is an essential requirement for the island’s next Commissioner of Police, according to an advert for the post. The job description said that the successful candidate will be someone who is serv...

A police officer is expected to face trial after a crash that left a woman seriously injured. Cindy Clarke, the Director of Public Prosecutions, confirmed that Simon Monk “was prosecuted for causing grievous bodily harm by careless driving”. She said...

A charity walk next month will feature a parallel virtual event to help fight one of the island’s major chronic illnesses. Hamilton Rotary Club highlighted the “staggeringly high” cost of end stage kidney disease in Bermuda. The club appealed for spo...

Drivers have been warned to heed one-way signs at Khyber Pass in St George, where a police spokesman said there have been several near misses reported. The road only permits northbound traffic. Drivers have gone south either to access paths on the St...

Trench work in Warwick will move further west next week with a stretch of Middle Road reduced to one lane for more than two months. The Ministry of Public Works told motorists today that the affected portion will start to the west of the junction wit...

Three more deaths from Covid-19 were announced last night, raising the death toll from the virus to 95. But active cases have dropped to 474 from the 658 at the last update. It brings case numbers below the 537 recorded for September 5, early in the...

David Burt, the Premier, has said that those who don’t get vaccinated against Covid-19 “have elected to have a higher risk of serious illness”. The Premier issued the stark warning at a press conference yesterday, in which Government extended the pub...

Elective surgeries, put on hold as King Edward VII Memorial Hospital grapples with the island’s worst outbreak of Covid-19, are expected to restart soon. Wesley Miller, the chief of staff for Bermuda Hospitals Board, said admissions for the illness h...

A Pembroke man has admitted causing the death of a man by driving while impaired. Ishmael Lightbourne, 41, pleaded guilty yesterday in the Supreme Court to causing the death of Shannon-Hugh Davis, 39, by driving on North Shore Road while over the leg...