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The Ministry of Labour today highlighted the process for the children of Bermudians born overseas to gain status. The spokesman said: “A child born outside Bermuda who is a Commonwealth citizen will acquire Bermudian status at birth if the Bermudian ...

A book by a pioneer antiracism activist is to go online. The family of the late David Critchley has given permission for his book Shackles of the Past to be offered as a free download on the Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda website. Mr Critchley...

A lawyer hired by a pressure group to challenge the Government over planned Covid-19 public safety regulations has withdrawn from the case. Charles Richardson represented Constitutional Freedom Bermuda, which argued that the regulations, to be introd...

Almost $1 million was paid to a company owned by the Government’s chief fintech adviser for technology to help tackle the coronavirus crisis. The news was revealed in a list of health ministry spending on coronavirus-related contracts. A notice publi...

International assessors are to visit Bermuda next week to survey a $2.8 million pilot boat that suffered major damage after it steamed into a reef. A government spokeswoman said the St David, bought for $2,795,000, in 2912, was insured for $2.8 mill...

Employers could have to pay at least $17.30 an hour to staff if recommendations from the Wage Commission are adopted, it was revealed yesterday. Cordell Riley, the chairman of the commission, unveiled three options for a minimum hourly wage – $13.20,...

The death toll from Covid-19 has risen to 32, it was revealed last night. The grim news came as active Covid-19 cases dropped below 200 for the first time since March. David Burt, the Premier, offered condolences to the “two who passed away since our...

A senior police officer who won a gift basket for his wife in a Mothers’ Day raffle said yesterday that he bought tickets to help a good cause. Superintendent Sean Field-Lament was speaking as he collected his prize yesterday from the Kijani Burgess ...

Ashley Cassidy was gearing up for the continued expansion of her business 18 months ago. She built the operation over eight years from a single employee operation and one vehicle to one of Bermuda’s best known tour businesses with ten staff and a fle...

A woman was fine $2,500 after she told Magistrates’ Court that she broke the Covid-19 curfew to pick up her daughter. Jahlae Raynor, 25, pleaded guilty yesterday to a breach of the earlier midnight to 5am lockdown. The court heard that police stopped...