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The second death reported from Covid-19 this week was announced last night by health officials. The news brought the total number of deaths as a result of the coronavirus pandemic to 122. The number of active cases of the coronavirus has also climbe...

The head of Bermuda rugby says the sport is “back on its feet” after taking a heavy hit from the Covid-19 pandemic

What’s the prescription for Covid-19 related stress? According to Masterworks educator Kendra Earls, it’s art

Covid-19 safety precautions in public schools could be relaxed as early as next week, the Minister of Education said yesterday. Diallo Rabain gave few details of planned changes, but promised he would release more information in the House of Assembly...

Children between the ages of 5 and 11 will be able to get the paediatric version of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine in the near future, the health department announced last night. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said supplies of the vaccine for child...

Diallo Rabain, the Education Minister, is to hold a press conference at 4.15pm to address return to school testing. It comes amid disquiet among parents about testing and mask wearing.

To show its appreciation for frontline workers and their incredible work during the pandemic, the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club has given away vouchers for stays at the hotel to three front line organisations – the Bermuda Fire & Rescue, Bermuda Hos...

Another death from Covid-19 was reported last night – which pushed the island’s death toll from the coronavirus to 121. But active cases of the virus continued to drop, down to 206 after 165 people recovered from infection, although 100 new cases wer...

Anna Hutchinson and Estienne Coetze led a rampant Police to a 34-5 thrashing of Mariners in a lopsided women’s contest, as domestic rugby made a welcome return at the National Sports Centre North Field on Saturday. The pair each scored a hat-trick of...

Another fatality has pushed the Covid-19 death toll to 120, it was revealed last night. The death is the second this week. There are 12 people in hospital, although none are in intensive care. There were 88 new cases recorded between last Sunday and ...

“Learning to live with Covid” must be an early front-runner for the most used phrase of 2022. It is precisely what most communities have been doing since it became clear that the Covid-19 pandemic would not go away of its own volition and that vacci...