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A “mystery shopper” scam has resurfaced on social media, police warned today. A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service said that the scam offered work as a mystery shopper with the potential to earn thousands of dollars by “completing seemingly in...

Stores and restaurants in the Olde Towne have adopted new ways of doing business to cope with the Covid-19 pandemic. Several businesses in the St George’s have moved to online shopping and restaurants have shifted to takeout services. Kristin White, ...

A critical-care doctor is pleading with the public to help save lives by staying at home during the coronavirus crisis. Annie Pinto, of Bermuda Pain Services, in Paget, posted a video on social media this week with a heartfelt message. Dr Pinto said:...

Hospital staff today highlighted a safety message as many people work from home or are on quarantine as a result of Covid-19 restrictions. Perioperative staff, who provide surgical services, were pictured holding up messages to the public. The remind...

Two prison officers were arrested after an alleged attempt to smuggle illegal substances into the Prison Farm, it was revealed tonight. Wayne Caines, the national security minister, revealed the news of the Wednesday incident at a press conference to...

A Bermudian living less than 600 miles away from Ground Zero of the Chinese Covid-19 outbreak warned yesterday that people who had recovered from the virus had later retested positive. Darren “Butch” Burchall, who lives in Shenzhen, said there were g...

Limited trash pick-ups have restarted across the island using private companies and City of Hamilton staff, the Government said yesterday. A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works said it was decided to have “outside agencies manage residential ...

Asthmatics should take extra precautions over the Covid-19 pandemic, a charity said yesterday. Liz Boden, the president of asthma group Open Airways, said people with the condition should use their preventer inhalers twice a day to keep it under cont...

A Caribbean Regiment veteran of the Second World War who served in Italy and Egypt has died. Leonard Doars, whose 97th birthday would have been on Friday, died last Tuesday. Mr Doars, the second oldest of five children, came from a musical family; hi...

A group of students stranded in Canada touched down on the rock last night. Karen Marino, who arrived wearing a surgical facemask, said it “felt great” to be home after being stranded in Toronto since Sunday. The 23-year-old student at Dalhousie Univ...