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Bermudians will take to the streets this Bermuda Heroes Weekend — but in a new kind of way. The traditional Bermuda Carnival was cancelled over Covid-19 fears, but the weekend will be marked with a Black Lives Matter march designed to highlight the i...

Bermuda has recorded its first Covid-19 case since the start of the month. The Ministry of Health said the positive test was among 145 results that came back yesterday. The island has now recorded a total of 142 cases. A total of six are active, inc...

J.C. “Kit” Astwood was an indomitable force in local politics and business for at least a half-century in Bermuda. From the late 1950s and into the 21st century, nothing happened in the political sphere or business that Kit did not have some involve...

National Heroes Day will be observed on Monday, June 15. And this year the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs is sharing a series of video tributes from local Bermudians who discuss the specific causes that our National Heroes were passiona...

Bermuda cannot afford to let its guard slip because the country has gone more than a week without news Covid-19 cases, the Premier warned last night. David Burt highlighted that “many of us are letting our guard down” and that it would only take one ...

A former Somerset Trojans star goalkeeper and a “role model” Chief Officer in the prison service has died. Reginald Gomes played a major part in the department’s community work in which inmates worked on schools, repaired club buildings, and tidied p...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority is working closely with airlines, hotels, and the Bermuda government to gauge and build visitor demand as the island prepares to reopen its airport at the start of next month. The government announced yesterday that und...

Bermuda’s national bird, the endangered cahow, enjoyed a record breeding season this year. The announcement came after a chick named Zephyr launched herself out to sea on Wednesday night, watched online by viewers worldwide. The bird limbered up for ...

Cup Match organisers bowed to the inevitable yesterday in cancelling the Annual Classic for the first time in its 118-year history. Since the most popular sporting event in Bermuda was founded, it has carried on regardless despite the imposing presen...

It is 40 years ago today since John Lennon sailed into St George’s Harbour to begin what became his last summer vacation. The songwriter and musician rose to fame with the Beatles in the Sixties. He spent two months on the island in 1980 working on s...

Churches were still waiting yesterday for details about how they would be allowed to operate under Phase 3 relaxations of Covid-19 regulations. But the Right Reverend Nicholas Dill, the Anglican Bishop of Bermuda, said that he expected to receive “fl...

It would be hard not to write about Eva Hodgson, who was an indomitable force and voice against racism in Bermuda. That she lived to such old age while still maintaining her presence is as remarkable. Her first book, Second Class Citizens, First Clas...