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Government’s Budget deficit is expected to be an “unsustainable” $295 million for the current financial year after the Covid-19 pandemic slashed revenues and sent spending soaring. As a result, Government is considering removing funding for “lower p...

A campaign group yesterday demanded the removal of of an under-fire senator after an “abhorrent” social media post that backed impeached US president Donald Trump. Social Justice Bermuda, inspired by the global Black Lives Matter movement, said the O...

The Covid-19 curfew will be extended for another two weeks, the Premier announced yesterday. The midnight to 5am curfew will remain in force until February 2 at least. But David Burt said other restrictions will be relaxed from tomorrow. The changes ...

An investigation into an island-wide power cut last month is almost complete, power firm Belco said yesterday. A Belco spokesman said the report into the December 18 outage would be sent to industry watchdogs “in due course.” It is understood that th...

The island’s first code of practice for dealing with people with psychiatric problems has been introduced. The Bermuda Hospitals Board document was drawn up to create “safe, effective and consistent” standards of care for the mentally ill. Preston Sw...

An appeal was yesterday made for people to help identify the child in a 78-year-old mystery photograph found in the papers of a World War Two spymaster. The photo turned up in a collection of letters linked to Victor Haag, who lived in Bermuda for mo...

Hotel business recovery hinges on how the Covid-19 pandemic can be contained, the Bermuda Hotel Association has said. Stephen Todd, the chief executive of the BHA, added that hoteliers were “optimistic that we will start to see a gradual increase in ...

Despite a resolution being achieved between the Ministry of Transport and minibus operators for school bus transport last night, 30 more bus routes have been cancelled this afternoon. The earliest route cancelled was the 4.08pm with the cancellation...

The Ministry of Finance offices have reopened to the public after being closed for more than a week. A total of 21 of the ministry’s staff were ordered to work from home earlier this month and the offices on Parliament Street, Hamilton remained empty...

Anyone caught with child pornography could face up to ten years in jail, police warned today. A spokesman said: “Should you receive such images, do not share them.” He added that people should instead contact police or the service’s vulnerable person...