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A free programme to deliver critical medical supplies to diabetics during the Covid-19 lockdown “gives people a sense of hope”, the chairwoman of the Bermuda Diabetes Association said yesterday. Debbie Jones admitted: “It makes you want to cry, how g...

The public were enlisted last night in the fight against price gouging during the coronavirus crisis. Walter Roban, the Deputy Premier, said an online reporting system had been created after “numerous calls” about price increases in stores. Mr Roban ...

A former national football supremo can add “virtual coach” to his résumé after he turned to video training sessions for players during the Covid-19 crisis. Kenny Thompson has introduced inventive methods for housebound youngsters from his K-Tech prog...

Police warned that anyone breaching shelter-at-home rules would be dealt with after people under quarantine invited friends on social media to visit them at the centre where 123 people are being held in strict isolation for 14 days. People brought ba...

A veteran sailor with close ties to Bermuda is missing in the Caribbean. Bob Peel, the former captain of the Boadicea, the superyacht owned by Reg Grundy, the late Australian media mogul and former Bermuda resident, set out from Carriacou Island, Gre...

Retired police officers are to be recalled to bolster the thin blue line during the coronavirus crisis. The Bermuda Ex-Police Association posted an advertisement on Monday and asked its members to consider signing up for short-term service. The notic...

A baker is running an online class today to teach people how to make hot cross buns for the Easter holiday. Kamilah Cannonier, the owner of Sweet Saak Bakery in St George’s, said her livestream masterclass would take people on lockdown through the pr...

Police have arrested two more people in breach of the stay-at-home order. A spokesman said a man was stopped in his car at about 4.15am on North Shore Road, near the junction with Radnor Road in Hamilton Parish, and found not to have a curfew exempti...

Bermudians in quarantine on a cruise ship denied entry to a series of ports in the southern hemisphere because of the Covid-19 pandemic remain hopeful of returning home by the “end of the week”. There are 22 Bermudians on board the Coral Princess, w...

Teachers have been told to work with only what they are given by the Government in an escalation of a dispute over salary deductions for industrial action. The Bermuda Union of Teachers made the call in a letter to members sent at the weekend. The l...