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Hurricane Gonzalo remains a Category 3 storm and is now 506 miles south-southwest of the Island, according to The Bermuda Weather Service’s midnight update. The closest point of approach is forecast to be 40 miles to the west-northwest at 4pm on Frid...

Gonzalo has become a major hurricane over the Atlantic and poses a threat to Bermuda. The Bermuda Weather Service issued a hurricane warning at midnight and their midnight forecast put Gonzalo’s closest point of approach to the Island within 72 hours...

Hurricane Gonzalo’s approach is being closely monitored by the Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA), which is liaising with the Bermuda Hotel Association, L.F. Wade International Airport and other authorities. The Bermuda Weather Service (BWS) is also tra...

The Tucker’s Town Cemetery has been listed as a Historical Monument by Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. The announcement was made today following a period of public consultation. Mr Fahy encouraged the Tucker’s Town Cemetery stakeholders to work ...

Bermuda’s banks are to close early tomorrow as Hurricane Gonzalo takes aim at Bermuda. All three main banks - HSBC, Butterfield and Clarien - will close at 1pm on Thursday. HSBC said it would reopen “when it is deemed safe for our employees and cust...

Hamilton’s bars became a refuge for storm-hit residents on Sunday, with hundreds of powerless people pouring through the doors for food and to watch TV. Tropical Storm Fay caused devastation across the Island and left nearly 28,000 homes without elec...

Tropical Storm Fay resulted in hundreds of insurance claims, starting in the immediate aftermath of the storm’s impact on Sunday, according to BF&M president John Wight. The insurer initially handled “approximately 100 claims — most of them are minor...

Martin Kaymer, the US Open champion, has admitted that he was taken aback by the warmth and friendliness of the Bermudian spectators he met during yesterday’s Pro-Am at Port Royal Golf Course. The German, who was among the elite foursome who competed...

Argo Group Gold Cup organisers are tracking Tropical Storm Gonzalo which is threatening to disrupt next week’s regatta. The storm is predicted to intensify into a category two hurricane by tomorrow — with winds ranging between 96mph and 110mph — on i...