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Two new cases of the coronavirus were identified in 560 test results received by the Ministry of Health yesterday. One case was brought to Bermuda from overseas and the other was linked to a workplace cluster. Kim Wilson, the health minister, asked e...

Emily Nagel gets an adrenalin rush as she visualises the F50 “flying” around the Great Sound again when the SailGP makes its debut in Bermuda next spring. The island will host the Bermuda Grand Prix presented by Hamilton Princess on April 24 and 25...

Solo Legal Ltd has appointed Fiona Bada and Janine Ratteray to its legal team as counsel. Ms Bada joins the firm having previously worked in a number of offshore jurisdictions. She started her legal career in the British Virgin Islands and also wo...

The planned merger between Bermudian reinsurers Third Point Re and Sirius Group has moved a step closer after shareholders of both companies approved the deal. Special general meetings of both sets of shareholders were held yesterday with a majority ...

Age Concern has appointed five new directors to its board and has also added two new executives to its management team. The charity, which provides support to senior citizens and those approaching retirement while also advocating for the elderly, sa...

Musician John Seymour, who has worked with singer-songwriter Ne-Yo and late gospel star Bishop Rance Allen, has been awarded a Bermuda Arts Council (BAC) grant. Mr Seymour, 27, is a pianist and singer as well as a prolific musical producer and compo...

CG Insurance – formerly known as Colonial Insurance – has closed its Reid Street office for the remainder of the week after an employee was in contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus. In a statement this morning, CG said it would re-...

Six Bermuda Hospitals Board staff members have tested positive for the coronavirus, it was revealed yesterday. A spokeswoman said that the group worked in a non-clinical department. She added: “BHB’s employee health services department is working clo...

A woman who suffered a serious back injury in the staff kitchen of a law firm has won more than $500,000 in damages. Carla Jean Forth, represented in the Supreme Court by lawyer Sara-Ann Tucker, said the 2001 fall caused lingering back and hip pain t...

Hamilton dock-workers were last night ordered back to work by Labour Minister Jason Hayward after mediation efforts to end the seven-day slowdown on the docks failed. A Government statement said mediation efforts over “the last few days” had failed...

A 80-year-old woman too frail to queue for a coronavirus test called the Covid-19 hotline more than 50 times to reschedule her four-day test without getting through, she said yesterday. The senior, who asked not to be named, returned to Bermuda from ...

A coalition of environmental groups yesterday appealed to the Government to strengthen protection of nature reserves. Kim Smith, the executive director of the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce, said the island had lost “protected” land t...