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Two new coronavirus cases were reported over the last few days, the health ministry said last night. The positive results were among 1,385 test results that came back to health officials. One was from overseas – a resident who flew back on last Satu...

The world was caught unprepared by the Covid-19 pandemic, however a Bermudian-based reinsurer secured some pandemic coverage protection only weeks before the coronavirus health emergency unfolded. Legal & General Reinsurance took steps that protected...

A hotline set up to deal with questions about the Covid-19 vaccine had “technical issues” today, a Government spokeswoman said. She explained: “At this time not all calls are being answered immediately. “Some of the calls are going into the call que...

Bermuda’s strict rules to combat Covid-19 have been highlighted by the editor of a US business newspaper on a visit to the island. Sharon Fisher of the Idaho Business Review, a weekly newspaper based in the state capitol of Boise, gave the island top...

Referrals to mental health services are soaring internationally, and many of us are understandably stressed, anxious and grieving about Covid-19 and its consequences. As we continue to battle this pandemic with ongoing large-scale illness, death, gri...

It has been almost a year since Covid-19 started wreaking havoc across the world. Only now is there dim light at the end of the tunnel with the initiation of vaccine distribution. As of past week, more than 2,900 people had been vaccinated in Bermuda...

A total of 11 people were last night caught in breach of the Covid-19 curfew, a police spokesman said today. He warned: “Individuals out and about during these hours, without an official exemption as outlined in the curfew regulations, could find the...

It is one of the most popular events in the sporting calendar and by tradition gives bars one of their busiest nights of year. But the coronavirus pandemic has called time out on tomorrow’s Super Bowl and American football fans are expected to watch ...

Black people are more likely to die from Covid-19 than White people if present vaccination trends continue, the Premier warned last night. David Burt made the stark prediction as he confirmed that vaccination rates among the Black population “signifi...

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Bermuda and the world of science is up for discussion next week at Bermuda College’s Roche Science Public Forum, Five Bermudian scientists will explore the toll Covid-19 has taken on the island’s society, env...

Staff shortages resulted in long delays at the Government’s Covid-19 vaccination centre yesterday, while the vaccine hotline was affected by technical difficulties after being swamped with calls. The online vaccination registration form has been take...

A broadcaster has defended repeated airings of an American doctor’s criticism of the coronavirus vaccine. Glenn Blakeney, the owner of Inter-Island Communications and a former Progressive Labour Party Cabinet minister, said yesterday that his station...