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A special Covid-19 hotline has taken more than 100 calls since it opened yesterday. The news came as Kim Wilson, the health minister, toured the call centre and met its seven phone operators today. Ms Wilson said: “I was grateful to be able to meet t...

Free online activities to keep pupils occupied over the schools shutdown are to be set up by private sector educational organisations. BrainHub Learning Centre, Planet Math and the Bermuda Principles Foundation will offer activities sessions from Mo...

Bermudians abroad were asked to return to the island “as soon as possible”. A spokesman for the Ministry of Tourism and Transport warned yesterday that more flight suspensions to Bermuda were “likely” and the Government did not want people stranded o...

The Bermuda Government has been given the benefit of the doubt throughout the coronavirus crisis. These indeed are unprecedented times and David Burt, his Cabinet and the health professionals charged with providing the best advice to our leaders have...

The public has been banned from the courts over the coronavirus crisis. Alexandra Wheatley, the Supreme Court Registrar, said yesterday that only people involved in cases, the media and the parents and guardians of children would be allowed in the co...

A German couple who have visited Bermuda every year for more than a decade are heartbroken to have their trip postponed. Susanne and Heinz-Joachim Klöpping had planned to spend their ninth wedding anniversary on May 1 in Bermuda, but were forced to c...

At least six hotels will be shuttered this weekend because of the impact of the Covid-19 crisis. Cambridge Beaches in Sandys and the Hamilton Princess will close on a temporary basis on Saturday night and Elbow Beach in Paget and The Reefs in Southam...

Clarien Bank is to temporarily waive some late payment fees to reduce financial hardship for customers impacted by the Covid-19 crisis. Customers are also encouraged to reach out to discuss other options to help them through the economic disruption. ...

A Bermudian family were quarantined in their Hong Kong home due to the coronavirus pandemic just weeks after they moved to the region. Nijah Dyer, her husband, Shannon, and their children, Adrianna and Julius, moved to the city last December for Mr D...

People who have returned to Bermuda have been told it is vital to keep themselves quarantined. Quarantine advice from the Government includes: • Do not leave your house, other than to sit outside if there is nobody within three feet • Ask a family me...

Bermuda’s first two cases of Covid-19 were diagnosed at about 4pm yesterday, it was revealed last night. David Burt, the Premier, said one of the two residents had travelled from Britain and the other from the United States and the cases were unconne...

A plan to allow public school pupils to learn at home if schools are closed is being drawn up, the acting education commissioner said yesterday. Llewellyn Simmons added that the goal was to keep public schools open. Dr Simmons said that the Departme...