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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...

A tribute concert to honour Bermuda’s first Olympic gold medal winner will be held at Victoria Park on Monday, according to a large group exemption notice. The exemption, published in the Official Gazette, grants the Department of Culture permission ...

A Covid-19 report card from a parliamentary committee would be best placed to evaluate the Government’s handling of the pandemic, David Burt said. The Premier said it was “the job of legislators to scrutinise the work of the executive”, and the parli...

The majority of public schools will be open to in-classroom learning by the end of the week, the Premier has announced. At last night’s press conference, David Burt said that 30 of the island’s 36 public schools had reached the 80 per cent parental c...

Non-vaccinated residents could be blocked from entering the US – even if they need urgent medical treatment, it has been revealed. Kim Wilson, the health minister, issued the stark warning at a press conference last night. The minister pointed out t...

David Burt, the Premier and tourism minister, has painted a positive picture of the industry – despite the fact that visitor numbers have plummeted in the past 18 months. At last night’s Covid press conference, Mr Burt said that the Government was w...

Fast-tracked coronavirus tests are planned for incoming travellers – especially people on business – to get cleared quickly on arrival. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said talks on the move were ongoing with the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce. She sai...

Bermuda has joined forces with Caribbean countries in a research project designed to examine the lives of Atlantic whales. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources has teamed up with the Caribbean Marine Mammals’ Passive Acoustic Observato...

A remand prisoner who admitted assaulting a fellow inmate and a corrections officer yesterday claimed that the attack came after he was called a racial slur. Alvin Leverock, 41, told Magistrates’ Court that a combination of stress and outrage caused ...