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Penalties could be imposed on employers who do not allow staff to work from home over the Covid-19 crisis, the Premier warned tonight. David Burt said that he had asked Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General, to look at changes to public health law...

Twenty ventilators are available at the island’s general hospital and eight more are on their way, the Bermuda Hospitals Board said last night. A BHB spokeswoman added there was also a plan to look after critical patients outside King Edward VII Memo...

The coronavirus pandemic will not stop The Royal Gazette bringing the public the latest news on the crisis. However, the pandemic has pushed the newspaper closer to an “online first” future. We will follow the advice of the Government and medical pro...

A Bermudian in strict quarantine in China said yesterday that everyone at home had to play their part to limit the spread of Covid-19. Harrison Burke said: “The longer it takes for people to get their act together and take this seriously, the longer...

An emergency transport service to get hospital staff to work is to be introduced. The move came after emergency service workers who travel to work by public transport were forced to walk or find alternative ways to get to their jobs after services we...

The Government is to help workers laid off in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, the labour minister has said. Lovitta Foggo said: “The Government of Bermuda understands the financial position of employers as it relates to the continued operation and...

Bermuda now has six cases of Covid-19 and more positive test results are expected in the days ahead, the Premier said last night. David Burt added four new cases had been detected on top of two earlier ones. Mr Burt said that none of the six people ...

Two senior police officers have passed the course to qualify them for the Commissioner of Police job. Assistant Commissioner of Police Antoine Daniels and Superintendent Na’imah Astwood passed the strategic command course run by the UK College of Pol...

A group of Bermuda students were stranded in Toronto last night after an emergency flight to bring them home was cancelled at the last minute. Karen Marino, a Bermudian student at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, travelled nearly 800 mil...

The Government got its sums wrong when it provided figures on pupil test results in mathematics, science and English, an official has admitted. The Department of Education confirmed that the national average Cambridge Checkpoint assessment results f...