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A man was jailed yesterday after he admitted to a second breach of curfew in a month. David Fubler, 58, pleaded guilty to a charge that he was away from his home on Monday night. However, the Devonshire man denied a charge that he had prowled outside...

Another 30 cruise ship calls have been cancelled by two cruise lines after they extended a halt to operations until August 1. The grim news from Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean brought the total of cancelled trips to the island to at least ...

Politicians the world over are finding that it is a lot easier to start lockdowns than to end them. Bermuda is no exception. The imposition of shelter-in-place policies came into effect quickly and were willingly accepted by the vast majority of peop...

A watersports business that faces a diminished summer season because of the Covid-19 crisis is hoping locals will take on-island staycations and experience the fun it offers for themselves. BDA Water Sports was geared up for a bumper year as it moved...

All 53 Covid-19 test results that came back yesterday were clear, the Ministry of Health said last night. The number of confirmed cases in Bermuda remained at 139 with the death toll unchanged at nine. A total of nine people aged between 66 and 91 ar...

The Bermuda Football Association held its first virtual Special Congress Meeting on the evening of Wednesday, May 27, 2020. Delegates representing 23 of the 24 Full Members were in attendance. The Special Congress Meeting was called to present the E...

Tables and chairs have been set up on City Hall lawn in the heart of Hamilton in a bid to encourage people to spend cash on takeout food from restaurants. A spokeswoman for the city said the move was a part of a drive to support businesses affected b...

Albert and Justine Acevedo Ramirez put a lot of effort into fixing up their new barbershop Tropical Cuts. “We did everything out of pocket,” Mrs Acevedo Ramirez said. “Me and my husband did all the work ourselves, all the painting and all the things ...

Rising demand for “sneeze barriers” made from clear, plastic-based materials has prompted some Bermudian businesses to start making them. As business owners scramble to prepare for reopening, while adhering to government guidelines designed to combat...

Only one daycare centre has been given the green light to reopen, the Government said yesterday. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health said the kindergarten had been granted approval to operate as part of Phase 2 of the relaxation of Covid-19 rest...

The pandemic engulfing the world no doubt will have an unforgettable and lasting impact on people’s lives in numerous ways. The obvious and tangible damage through illness and death is devastating, hard to comprehend and has been well documented. Th...

More than $260,000 worth of coronavirus test kits bought from the Cayman Islands have never been used, the health ministry has said. The 12,000 kits, flown to the island from London on April 24, were part of an order placed by the Cayman Islands from...