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International companies in Bermuda are continuing to scale back business travel for employees in the wake of the global coronavirus outbreak, The Royal Gazette understands. Some companies have axed overseas trips for staff until further notice, while...

Billionaire businessman and part-time Bermuda resident Michael Bloomberg has pulled out of the US presidential race. Mr Bloomberg announced he would withdraw from the battle for the Democratic nomination for candidate to take on Donald Trump and thro...

An entertainer and activist at the centre of a racism row was yesterday dropped as a performer by the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club in the wake of online posts where he called the people in charge of immigration “cockroaches”. Tony Brannon said he h...

MPs yesterday paid tribute to late trade unionist Glen Simmons as a warrior for social justice. Jason Hayward, a former president of the Bermuda Public Service Union, said Mr Simmons was always on the front line when issues of social justice were on ...

A schoolboys’ video designed to highlight the hurt adults can inflict on children has been a smash hit. Members of the Victor Scott Hype Kings, a group of primary pupils involved in the larger Hype Kings development programme, said that they had been...

A pair of half-siblings accused of the 2006 murder of a man were found guilty by a unanimous jury verdict yesterday. Katrina Burgess, 49, and Cleveland Rogers, 52 had denied the premeditated murder of Marcus Gibbings, who was found dead in a Devonshi...

The Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre will continue its restricted winter opening hours while hospital staff prepare for a potential outbreak of Covid-19 in Bermuda. The clinic in St David’s had already been forced to continue its winter service for long...

Quarantine centres are under consideration as the country prepares itself for a worst-case scenario over the potential killer Covid-19 virus, it was revealed yesterday. Cheryl Peek-Ball, the Chief Medical Officer, said there were “conceivable situati...

Young sailors from Bermuda and abroad swapped ships in the East End yesterday. David Goodwin, the chairman of the Bermuda Sloop Foundation, said that 46 high school pupils from Germany and youngsters from the Spirit of Bermuda had taken four-hour sa...

An Opposition MP claimed “something don’t smell right” after he asked a Cabinet minister about the departure of the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s former chief executive. Michael Dunkley pressed Zane DeSilva, the Minister of Tourism and Transport, on th...