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A cruise ship that diverted to the island on Monday has resumed its journey with its injured crew member on board. The Bermudian-registered cruise ship Regal Princess was on its way from the Bahamas to Southampton, England, when it diverted towards B...

Property prices are likely to fall as the number of real estate transactions slides this year, realtors said. While the economic damage from measures to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus will hamper the sector this year, realtors are already...

Covid-19 deaths might already have reached at least 25 without a government-imposed lockdown, a worst-case disease spread model has suggested. Figures released by the Government showed that without precautions, the island could have seen more than 12...

Sound management of the public purse during the fiscal strain of the Covid-19 crisis has long-term importance, the watchdog of government finances has warned. Heather Thomas, the Auditor-General, has repeatedly warned the Government of the dangers o...

A pastor who ministered on the streets, as well as in the hospital and prison system, has died. The Reverend William Holdipp was 75. Mr Holdipp was a prominent member of the New Testament Church of God on Dundonald Street in Hamilton. Crystal Holdipp...

Tens of millions of dollars that might have been pumped into Bermuda’s economy by tourist and business visitors this month have been lost because of cruise ship cancellations and the closure of the airport to commercial flights in the wake of the Cov...

A pottery studio where people could paint their own ceramics has closed its doors for good because of the Covid-19 crisis, the owner revealed yesterday. However, Doris Wade said that Endless Creations Pottery and Mosaic Studio will live on in the dig...

The Ministry of National Security is advising the public of the new swabbing schedule for essential workers requiring Covid-19 testing. Effective now through Friday, essential workers can schedule their appointment from 2pm until 7pm. Walk-ins are al...

The Agricultural Exhibition may have been cancelled — but schools are still showing off their pupil’s green thumbs. Mount Saint Agnes Academy and the Bermuda Institute have highlighted several entries prepared by children for the show, which had been...

Supermarkets have risen to the challenge of a yeast shortage caused by people stuck at home baking their own bread. Vernon Hassell, vice president of purchasing and procurement for MarketPlace stores, said their wholesaler had promised more Fleischma...