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No new cases of Covid-19 were reported today. There were 1,257 test results received by the Ministry of Health since the last update. Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, welcomed the news following the island’s recent outbreak of cases but warned th...

A leading scientist for tracking the coronavirus in Bermuda reassured the public yesterday that human error rather than a “glitch” in the testing system had led to some getting sent incorrect results. Carika Weldon apologised after 24 people were giv...

The Minister of Education has defended the move to consider closing high-performing primary schools saying that all of Bermuda’s schools should be performing well. Diallo Rabain was speaking to The Royal Gazette about government’s plans to overhaul t...

A woman driver whose car veered off the road and landed upside down in the ocean last night is being treated for minor injuries, police said yesterday. A police spokesman said that the 28-year-old driver sustained minor injuries to her leg as well as...

The PTA president at Port Royal Primary School has expressed shock and disappointment at the news it may be closed. Port Royal Primary is one of nine primary schools facing closure as part of government proposals to overhaul the public education syst...

A call for new blood donors has been made after donations were impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. The Bermuda Blood Donor Centre team asked residents to “give the gift of life” and become a blood donor “even if they have not donated before”. A Ber...

Travellers coming to Bermuda from New York will be able to take a pre-travel Covid-19 saliva test from the start of next year. The oral swab is an alternative to nasal swab testing, and will be provided by OpenClear, a testing service based in Manha...

Students and staff at Northlands Primary School have been working all month to spread Christmas cheer in the community. The month began with the release of the song Christmas Time, by the Northlands School Choir, which has been playing frequently on...

A veterinary office said they were in awe yesterday after a pair of good Samaritans used a Christmas gift voucher drive to pay for the veterinarian bills of 11 pet owners. Lucy Richardson, of CedarTree Vets, said that a client purchased $300 worth of...

Two Paget Primary School pupils were the lucky recipients of gifts provided by the Bermuda Police Service recently. Maciah Tucker, six, and Timaii Davis, nine, met Community Policing Division officers at the school as part of the service’s “Give a C...