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Tony Sousa has been the first to open the gates and the man who closed up at Warwick Academy for the last 15 years. But today the 60-year-old caretaker will padlock the school grounds for the last time before he leaves Bermuda to retire and join his ...

A family story of how EF Gordon, a civil rights hero and doctor, saved the life of five-year-old Mansfield “Jim” Brock inspired Mr Brock’s son to study medicine. The 83-year-old story came full circle when last month Malcolm Brock was appointed the E...

The island’s general hospital is to be lit in green to promote good mental health, it was announced yesterday. Preston Swan, the vice-president of clinical operations at the Mid Atlantic Wellness Institute, will today light up the KEMH in the interna...

A total of 40 new coronavirus cases were recorded over the weekend, it was revealed last night. The number of cases with no history of travel or links to known cases is 36 and all are under investigation. The infections were among 2,181 test results ...

Firefighters tonight tackled a car engulfed in flames. Six firefighters from Clearwater Station responded to an alert about a burning vehicle. A Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said the team, who wore breathing gear, “quickly extinguished t...

The Government has halved the cost of running the Legal Aid Office after introducing cost-cutting measures, the legal affairs minister has revealed. Kathy Lynn Simmons, also the Attorney General, said the service had reduced its costs from $2.66 mill...

A curfew has been reintroduced after the island logged 86 new cases of the coronavirus in six days, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt told the House of Assembly that the curfew would apply from 11pm to 5am from tomorrow until December 22 at lea...

Legislation to lay the framework for legal cannabis in Bermuda was yesterday tabled in the House of Assembly Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General and the Minister of Legal Affairs said the Cannabis Licensing Act 2020 would open the door for the l...

The closure of almost half of Bermuda’s 18 primary schools was yesterday proposed as part of a plan to change the education system. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, said the Government wanted to slash the number of primary schools from 18 to te...

A controversial change to labour relations law to allow non-union members a vote on whether a workplace should retain union representation was approved by MPs last night. The change means all workers in a bargaining unit, including non-union staff, w...