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All of the 160 coronavirus test results that came back to the Ministry of Health yesterday were clear. The number of confirmed cases remained at 146 and 134 of them have recovered. There were three active cases with one patient in hospital, but not i...

A labour dispute between the Attorney-General’s Chambers and a white-collar union has been declared, over liability insurance for government lawyers. Ed Ball, the general secretary of the Bermuda Public Services Union, said yesterday the dispute revo...

A Silicon Valley start-up has picked six young Bermudians to work as summer interns. Derek Tucker-Peters, Tyler Trott, Zara Francis Roban, Malachi Butterfield, Tyrese Coakley, and Zar’a Cardell are all working remotely for The @ Company, a Californi...

The family of a woman injured in a brutal machete attack thanked the public yesterday for their response to an appeal for assistance to help her move from the house where the horrific assault happened. Kennae Wade, the sister of Kenneita Wade, who su...

Precautions should be taken to prevent the transmission of the coronavirus from humans to the cat population, the government veterinarian has warned. Jonathan Nisbett said there was no evidence that the coronavirus could be passed from pets to people...

The coronavirus pandemic sparked a new business idea for a husband-and-wife team after they noticed their children spent more time staring at computer screens and tablets during the pandemic lockdown. Talia Simons feared that shuttered schools and mo...

Charities and non-profits may not recover from the catastrophic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic until the end of the year, said the former head of an organisation that is now closed. Clare Mello, who led the mentorship programme YouthNet, said that i...

A police officer who accused two colleagues of a serious sexual assault is to ask for a judicial review of a decision not to prosecute them, it was revealed yesterday. Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley said Larry Mussenden, the Director of th...

A string of brutal crimes across the island are believed to be linked, it was revealed yesterday. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, warned that police would use “the force necessary” to tackle trouble and safeguard the public. He said:...

A pitched battle at a South Shore beach that involved bottles and helmets is under investigation by police. But the service said they could not confirm that a man who later went to the hospital’s emergency department with a stab wound to his arm had ...