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Four new coronavirus cases were recorded yesterday, the health ministry has announced. The victims – all returned residents with pre-departure tests – were among 811 test results that came back to health officials. The news sparked a warning from Kim...

A man who lost a leg after a crash has featured on a hard-hitting poster designed to highlight the dangers of drink driving. Now Milford Waldron and the poster’s creator, Ras Mykkal, want to get the poster out to as wide an audience as possible. Mr W...

Men’s health will be in the spotlight next month with two events designed to promote good lifestyles. Dynamic Urology Services will provide free prostate screenings for men aged 40 and over next month the Axa Man on the Run 5k event to encourage men ...

A man jailed for a series of sex offences against a young girl will appeal his conviction before the Court of Appeal next month. Kenneth Williams, 47, was sentenced to three years in prison last year after he was convicted in Magistrates' Court of si...

A descendant of Tucker’s Town residents said yesterday that he felt “not important” when a cemetery was “desecrated” in 2012. Eugene Stovell told the Commission of Inquiry into Historic Land Loss in Bermuda that he was “extremely angry” at the way a ...

A commitment to change immigration policy is one of the key factors needed to boost Bermuda’s jobs market, the just-retired vice-president of the Senate has said. But James Jardine added that a balance had to be struck between attracting non-Bermudia...

A fundraising auto show and motorcade is expected to drive crowds to Dockyard next month. The third annual Scooter Mart Bermuda Charge will be held at the Bermuda Vintage Transport Museum in Dockyard on November 15. David Cahill, the event director, ...

Green route ferries will be delayed this evening by up to ten minutes, the Department of Marine and Ports has warned. No motorbikes or cycles will be allowed on board as a result. The Blue route has been suspended for the rest of the day, but the Pin...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board this morning announced that Christopher Fosker is to be its new director of cancer services. He will take over the post of Director of Oncology from Sein Aung, who has been the department’s head for the last six years. Dr ...

The first stage of a restructure of the school system has started, the Minister of Education said today. Diallo Rabain added that a team had been created to carry out research on how to carry out the major changes. He said that the Board of Education...