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Police today defended officers depicted arresting a man in a video widely circulated on social media after officers responded to reports of a Covid-19 breach. A police spokesman said roughly 30 people had been found indoors at the premises, in Pembro...

Buses have been called off “until further notice”, the Ministry of Transport advised last night, as drivers remained off work after suspending service this afternoon. Lawrence Scott, the transport minister, said last night that discussions were in pr...

The island has set a new daily record for positive cases of the coronavirus, with 116 cases found out of 1,634 tests. The latest result yields a 7.1 per cent positivity rate for the virus. The surge means there have been 370 new cases in just five da...

David Burt and others expressed their condolences to the Royal Family in the wake of the death of the Duke of Edinburgh. The Premier said: “The world remembers a long and full life, lived to the fullest by a man of unstinting devotion to duty. “Prin...

Individuals and organisations will be equipped with the tools to make facilities more accessible thanks to a new partnership. The Bermuda Tourism authority has teamed up with global architecture firm OBMI to provide sessions on accessibility. Throug...

The murder of Jordan Outerbridge was gang-related, police said yesterday. Mr Outerbridge, a husband and father of two, was shot dead near the junction of Ord Road and Tribe Road No. 2 shortly after 10.30pm on Tuesday. This morning police said they di...

The late Duke of Edinburgh was no stranger to Bermuda having visited the Island at least nine times. Prince Philip died at Windsor Castle yesterday aged 99. He was on island with the Queen for official visits in 1953, 1975, 1994 and 2009, and made sh...

It’s good to read of some further successes by players in the larger online games and well done to Stephanie Kyme, Diana Diel, Judy Bussell and Jean Johnson who reported their results this week. Theses results will, going forward, simply be included ...

Bermuda is still locked in a battle to gain the upper hand on the coronavirus, which continues to shake even the most powerful nations. With additional loss of life, and increasing infections creating greater challenges for our medical officials, it ...

As I write this, we are in yet another wave of outbreak, with the numbers of those with Covid diagnoses once again rising, and a raft of restrictions and closures on the horizon. We often say that grief comes in waves; symbolising that healing and r...

Some years ago I was having lunch with friends when, in the course of conversation, someone suggested that a certain individual needed a brain transplant. I do not recall who they thought needed such, but it got me thinking: if that was ever a possib...

If you guys have been hearing the term “financial literacy” a lot, there’s a good reason — it’s one of the most important money-related topics! And that’s why April has been named Financial Literacy Month. I’m a huge believer in financial literacy fo...