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Domestic violence needs to become a bigger part of community conversation, a counsellor said yesterday. Tina Laws, the founder of coaching company Under Konstruction, explained that everyone can play a part in dealing with the problem. She said: “One...

Lawrence Scott is fond of reminding of the teachings of his father, a former Premier of Bermuda and senior statesman who is respected in all corners of the political sphere. But, clearly, what Junior has not learnt is that it is unwise to protest too...

Digital transformation is set to accelerate as businesses embrace new ways of working and focus on building skills for a digital future as a result of the Covid-19 crisis. While revenue decline is the reality for many companies, a majority of financ...

The Bermuda Post Office is advising the public that front counter postal services will resume five days a week starting tomorrow, May 25. Front counter postal services were only previously available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Hours of ope...

Bermuda, like many countries around the world, finds itself facing an uphill battle to regain its footing economically and emotionally after the impact of Covid-19, which has shattered much of the world’s financial machine. Even America, the most po...

Advice from health officials to diabetics to properly manage the disease over the Covid-19 pandemic could be “unrealistic”, a doctor has warned. Annabel Fountain, an endocrinologist and diabetes specialist, said that the Government’s list of “extreme...

Three new cases of Covid-19 were discovered at a rest home, test results released last night revealed. The health ministry said that “public health action” was under way to “contain and manage the situation” at the rest home. The latest three cases —...

Saliva tests for Covid-19 could be introduced in the next few weeks, MPs heard yesterday. David Burt, the Premier, said that he hoped the procedure — less complicated than present methods — would be operational “as quickly as possible”. He told a vir...

Superyachts will be allowed to drop anchor in Bermuda waters despite Covid-19 restrictions, under a policy approved by Cabinet. Zane DeSilva, the tourism minister, said the Bermuda Tourism Authority estimated allowing luxury vessels into island water...

Bermuda has been spared a spike in deaths during the coronavirus crisis — unlike some other countries. There has been an increase in mortality rates, well above official counts of Covid-19 deaths, reported in other countries. Italy, one of the world’...

The government emergency unemployment benefits scheme set up over the Covid-19 crisis could be extended, The finance minister signalled yesterday. Curtis Dickinson said the programme, at first scheduled to run for 12 weeks, is being “assessed”. Mr Di...

Charities mobilised as the coronavirus crisis developed and the British Government pitched in to provide medical supplies, the House of Assembly heard yesterday. David Burt, the Premier, said Britain had sent 15,000 PCR tests for the virus, 26,000 N9...