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The One Bermuda Alliance this morning called on the Government to change its mind on preventing unvaccinated Bermudians who do not pay for the mandatory quarantine in a hotel returning to the island. Shadow health minister Michael Dunkley said the mo...

The City of Hamilton today announced garbage collection changes for the holiday weekend. A spokeswoman man said there would be: • No residential trash collection or pick-up of kitchen oils until next Tuesday. • Collection will be carried out as norma...

Water safety watchdogs today highlighted rules to avoid dangers at sea over the holiday weekend. Michael Weeks, the chairman of the Water Safety Council, said most Covid-19 restrictions would be lifted on Sunday – but called on boaters and jet ski ri...

Police will be out in force to check for Covid-19 regulation breaches over the holiday weekend – as well as conducting speed and drink driving checkpoints. Assistant Commissioner of Police Martin Weekes said: “As part of our efforts to help make this...

Juneteenth is one of the oldest celebrations commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. On June 19, 1865, a military decree was announced in Galveston, Texas, informing enslaved people in the Confederate state that they were free. Today ...

Five new coronavirus cases were recorded last night. The infections were among 1,818 results that came back to health ministry officials. All the cases came in on flights from the US and Britain on Tuesday. Two were residents who arrived on the JetBl...

A 56-year-old man who suffered multiple gunshot wounds in a daylight attack at a ferry dock remained in intensive care last night. Inspector Peter Stableford said the shooting, which happened at 7.30pm on Wednesday, had caused life threatening injuri...

A man who dived into the sea to pull a close friend from an overturned car yesterday won the Hero of the Year award from a charity dedicated to children. Larry Simmons Jr, 24, said he was “over the moon” when the Kiwanis Club of St George gave him th...

A gunman found guilty of attempted murder and witness intimidation was yesterday jailed for 30 years. Jahmico Trott, 33, was told by acting Puisne Judge Craig Attridge it was a “brazen” attempt to kill in “broad daylight”. Mr Justice Attridge added t...

The Bermuda Industrial Union last night denied responsibility for a cruise ship’s cancellation of visits to St George’s. A BIU spokeswoman said the union’s work to rule would end at midnight last night – before the Viking Orion’s first scheduled visi...