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Government has insisted that demand for the Pfizer vaccine was still high and that the island would have enough supplies to reach herd immunity. The Royal Gazette sent a series of questions to Government’s department of communication earlier this...

A woman was fined $3,000 yesterday after she admitted she had two guests at her house during the last Government “stay at home” order. Magistrates’ Court heard that police went to a Southampton house after they got a call about a potential breach of ...

The Leader of the Opposition said today Bermuda should honour its frontline workers as the island marked National Heroes Day over the long weekend. Cole Simons of the One Bermuda Alliance added it was not difficult to identify people who deserved to ...

An appeal for student volunteers to join the front line in the war on the Covid-19 virus was today issued by the Government. A Government spokeswoman said successful applicants would spend two weeks working with experienced staff members at The Molec...

A women’s charity has rejected a $20,000 donation from a US fashion retailer because of controversy over a raft-up organised on a marketing trip to the island. The Women’s Resource Centre was offered the cash on Tuesday by “an individual” who did no...

A Canadian businessman who moved to Bermuda as a digital nomad and donated half a million dollars to support island businesses and frontline workers said he did it to help the place he now calls home. Sean McNulty, 35, who has been living on the isla...

No new coronavirus cases were recorded today, the health ministry said last night. A total of 1,607 cases came back to health officials and all were clear. There are five active cases, with one in hospital. The rest are being monitored by public heal...

A Bermuda College student who faced a $3,000 fine for a breach of the Government curfew was instead given 150 hours of community service yesterday. Magistrate Craig Attridge gave Cree Codington, 21, handed out the sentence in Magistrates’ Court after...

Fewer than 40 per cent of staff in long-term care centres have full immunisation against Covid-19, health ministry estimates have revealed. The ministry, in response to a public access to information request from The Royal Gazette, said an estimated...

Government today came under fire for its decision to push ahead with mandatory quarantine for unvaccinated arrivals to the island – despite softening its position on the regulation. The Government announced last month that anyone who landed in Bermud...

All social distancing restrictions except two – mask wearing in indoor public places and gatherings of more than 100 people – will end on Sunday, the Premier said today. David Burt said that patience was growing thin with restrictions and lockdowns ...

The Viking Orion has cancelled a two-day visit to St George’s after a union work to rule meant a tender was not available to ferry passengers to shore. The cruise ship had planned to visit the town on Friday and Saturday with a tender, provided by t...