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Cup Match organisers bowed to the inevitable yesterday in cancelling the Annual Classic for the first time in its 118-year history. Since the most popular sporting event in Bermuda was founded, it has carried on regardless despite the imposing presen...

Moody’s Investors Services has affirmed Bermuda’s A2, with the outlook remaining stable. The news was welcomed by Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance, who said: “According to Moody’s, the key drivers for the rating affirmation are the Governmen...

It is 40 years ago today since John Lennon sailed into St George’s Harbour to begin what became his last summer vacation. The songwriter and musician rose to fame with the Beatles in the Sixties. He spent two months on the island in 1980 working on s...

Garbage normally collected on Monday will be collected two days early because of the National Heroes Day holiday. The Ministry of Public Works said the change included all of Sandys and Southampton West, up to and including Lighthouse Road from Middl...

Working from home is the new working at the office, and home office equipment sales are booming locally and with overseas online retailers. This has resulted in shortages for items such as web cameras, headsets, and printers. And it has become hard t...

Bermuda has had a nine-day run with no new cases of Covid-19, the Ministry of Health said last night. A total of 61 coronavirus test results came back today and all were clear. Seven cases are active, with five people under public health monitoring a...

Dentists are charging patients a fee to help cover the rocketing cost of personal protective equipment that has left some practices “struggling to survive”. The cost of protective suits, medical masks and hoods, as well as office renovations such as ...

A man was charged in Magistrates’ Court yesterday with making a series of “menacing” demands for money from a woman. Jahmeco Blakeney, 40, was accused of making unlawful demands for money from Paulette Godfrey on June 2 and demands with menace on Jun...

Churches were still waiting yesterday for details about how they would be allowed to operate under Phase 3 relaxations of Covid-19 regulations. But the Right Reverend Nicholas Dill, the Anglican Bishop of Bermuda, said that he expected to receive “fl...

Another march in support of social justice is scheduled for this weekend. The demonstration in support of the Black Lives Matter campaign is organised by Social Justice Bermuda, the group which organised protests outside the United States Consulate l...