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The story of a Bermudian man killed in a race riot in England more than a century ago is getting renewed attention thanks to global Black Lives Matter protests. British author and black studies teacher Madeline Heneghan said she has received several...

There have been no new cases of Covid-19 since Friday out of 528 test results received, Kim Wilson, the health minister, said this evening. There are also no patients being treated in hospital for the illness, which has infected 144 people on the isl...

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...

The Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation is advising the public that all of its summer day camps are fully subscribed. A Department spokesperson noted that the annual programme is very popular and vacancies typically fill up very quickly. This...

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 ...

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...

March was a stark month for Bermuda. It was startling that a number of nursing homes had Covid-19 cases and some were spread by care workers on shift work at more than one home. Many well-trained and hard-working nurses and nursing aides work at mor...

A care home recovering from an outbreak of Covid-19 has a new executive director who is no stranger to a crisis. April Augustus will take the helm at Westmeath Nursing and Residential Home on Monday, after a year-long stint as executive director at ...

BDA Watersports, a family-run business run for more than 30 years from Robinson’s Marina by Somerset Bridge in Sandys, is back in business. Zane DeSilva, the tourism minister, said the company had been “integral” to Bermuda’s tourism since its foundi...

A temporary pay cut to parliamentarians was branded “window dressing” yesterday because the take-home pay for legislators would remain unchanged. The claim came after it was announced that MPs will have their salaries reduced for a year from July 1. ...

Amendments to help Bermuda respond as fast as possible to marine pollution incidents were approved in the House of Assembly yesterday. Zane DeSilva, the Minister of Tourism and Transport, said the Merchant Shipping Amendment Act would allow him to gi...

Bermuda aims to tap into the lucrative space industry under a plan announced by the Deputy Premier today. Walter Roban unveiled the five-year Bermuda National Space Strategy put together by a team of local and international experts. Mr Roban told the...