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The possible animal origins of the coronavirus pandemic and its toll on mental health will be among topics discussed today at a special seminar. Tucker Murphy, a zoologist who studied human conflict with mountain lions in the Chilean rainforests, sai...

Bermuda’s top doctor has assured people who have to travel overseas for medical treatment that they will be able to get coronavirus tests before they return to the island. Ayoola Oyinloye, the Government’s Chief Medical Officer, said several options ...

A Bermudian archaeologist who set a standard in the field has had a seminal book translated for a Chinese audience. Principles of Archaeology Stratigraphy, written by Edward Harris, on the theory of how ancient artefacts are buried and layered, w...

The head of an anti-substance abuse charity has been awarded cash from a charitable foundation to help develop his leadership and support skills. Leslie Grant, the executive director of Focus Counselling Services, was awarded $8,525 by the Duperreaul...

A warning over a staycation promotion by a supermarket chain was today issued by police. A police spokesman said the offer from supermarket chain MarketPlace, in conjunction with the Hamilton Princess Hotel, had been cloned by fraudsters. He added th...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment has celebrated the first anniversary of the Coastguard with the assumption of operational control over the service. The news meant newly-promoted Captain Jeffrey Patterson has taken command of the unit, set up last February...

The island has passed the 9,000 people vaccination mark, it was revealed last night. Kim Wilson, the health minister, added 1,500 people had now had both doses of the coronavirus jab. Ms Wilson said that the number of active Covid-19 cases had droppe...

Students interested in furthering their education in Canada have been invited to take part in an online information session this week. The virtual talk will offer guidance to people considering colleges and universities in the Atlantic region while t...

Police today highlighted the “serious negative impact” that cyberbullying and sexting can have on young people. Detective Inspector Karema Flood appealed to parents and guardians to use online resources that offered tips about how to use the internet...

A Bermudian nurse who has watched Covid-19 patients die in the UK yesterday appealed to the Bermudian public to get the vaccine. Angela Whayman, 32, said that the vaccine was “the only way to make progress in halting this destructive virus”. Ms Whaym...