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Police renewed an appeal to trace a missing 71-year-old yesterday. Robert Douglas was last seen seven days ago near his home on My Lord’s Bay Lane in Hamilton Parish. Police said finding him was a priority. Mr Douglas was said to be about 6ft 2in, of...

Police made several arrests yesterday in connection with a break-in at a Hamilton restaurant. It appeared the raiders broke into Coconut Rock on Reid Street through a glass door, which was boarded over later. A police spokesman said the break-in was ...

The president of the Bermuda Industrial Union said he had sympathy for concerns raised by unionised bus drivers over special services to get hospital staff to work, during the coronavirus crisis. However, Chris Furbert said bus staff should be “compa...

Wedding bells have been silenced by the coronavirus crisis, a planner said yesterday. Now wedding planners are locked in a struggle to find new dates for couples who want to tie the knot over the next few months. Nikki Begg, of Hamilton-based Bermud...

The president of the Bermuda Industrial Union drew a line yesterday on the union’s ability to bail out members whose paycheques had suffered from the coronavirus pandemic. Chris Furbert said that hotel workers had taken a hit after hotels closed for ...

Bermuda’s white-collar union will fight for the rights of members whose lives have been disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic, it promised yesterday. Armell Thomas, president of the Bermuda Public Services Union, said it took its responsibilities seriou...

A senior said yesterday he is on high alert in a day-to-day battle to avoid Covid-19 infection. David DeSilva, 72, added he had a serious medical condition as well as in the age group most vulnerable to the coronavirus. Mr DeSilva, who owns the phot...

Five more cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed, the Premier announced yesterday. David Burt said that three arrived on British Airways flights and the other two were close contacts of people who had earlier been given positive test results — which b...

Police have warned against an internet phishing scam posing as a paid survey on behalf of a cellular and internet service company. A police spokesman said that people have been invited to participate in a survey on a website claiming to represent Dig...

Public servants have been warned that they will not be paid if they fail to report to work during the Covid-19 crisis after the Premier expressed his disappointment at transport workers who withdrew their labour. David Burt said that minibus operator...