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Three people were dealt fines in Magistrates’ Court this morning after they admitted breaching Covid-19 curfews. The court heard Lauriena Rose, 38, was stopped on by police as she rode a motorcycle along Crow Lane at 12.35am on January 10. The Paget ...

The Premier tonight admitted that “the optics were not good” after he attended a champagne celebration at the opening of a new hotel at the weekend. But he insisted that Covid-19 safety regulations were not breached at last Saturday’s ribbon-cutting ...

Insurance firms yesterday backed the finance minister’s move to allow people struggling to make ends meet to take an extra $6,000 from eligible pension plans. But the adminstrator of a hospitality industry pension scheme said said hotel workers who h...

Registration has opened for essential workers to get tickets for the Government’s Bermuda Day Showcase. A spokeswoman for the Department of Culture said: “This is a Covid-safe event. “Guests must wear a mask, must have SafeKey and must show a no exp...

A soldier was fined $1,000 yesterday after he admitted a curfew breach. Tatem Ford, 37, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a breach of the 11pm to 5am lockdown. The court heard that police stopped Ford around 12.12am on December 19 last year as ...

The Governor on Monday signed legislation allowing indoor dining – if restaurants verify that people have a Covid SafeKey. Rena Lalgie signed the amendments to the Public Health (Covid-19 Emergency Powers) (Phased Re-Opening) Regulations 2021. David ...

People suffering hardship because of coronavirus pandemic can withdraw an extra $6,000 from their pension funds, the finance minister announced yesterday. Curtis Dickinson said he had “wrestled with the decision” to allow people another round of acc...

Only fully vaccinated runners and those who can provide a negative Covid-test within three days of the Bermuda Half-Marathon Derby will be eligible to run in the iconic race. The race committee advised participants in an e-mail at the weekend of its ...

The man behind the programme designed to allow larger gatherings and help restart tourism has moved to ease concerns over the scheme. Denis Pitcher, the Government’s fintech adviser, who created the programme free of charge, said he was inspired by M...

Just two coronavirus cases were logged yesterday, it was revealed last night. The infections were among 3,665 test results that came back to health officials. The tests – which covered last Thursday to Saturday – equated to a test positivity rate of...

A bill of $5.3 million for unemployment benefits in just three months highlighted the economic impact of the latest coronavirus outbreak, the finance minister said yesterday. Curtis Dickinson said benefits had been paid to 4,938 people since March an...

A Covid-19 curfew breach and traffic offences yesterday cost a man $3,850. Adam King, 41, was fined $2000 in Magistrates’ Court after he pleaded guilty to a breach of the earlier 7pm to 7am curfew as well as two traffic offences. The court heard poli...