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Bermuda has recorded its seventh confirmed case of Covid-19 infection, the Premier revealed last night. David Burt said that the new case had arrived on the March 11 British Airways flight. He added that the victim, like the six earlier cases, had ...

A military veterans’ welfare worker said ex-services seniors in need should contact the Bermuda Legion if they needed help during the Covid-19 lockdown. Carol Everson, a Bermuda Legion welfare case worker, said her “strongest concern” was for “our fr...

Bermuda Press Holdings Ltd has suspended payment of dividends and has postponed the annual general meeting meeting that was scheduled for March 27. The decisions taken by the group’s board of directors were driven by government-mandated measures to l...

Bermudian triathlon star Flora Duffy said yesterday that the postponement of the Olympic Games was a “tough pill to swallow”, but that the decision was the “right call”. Duffy, who was expected to be a medal contender in Tokyo in July, said she will ...

In the middle of a conference call Sophia Medeiros heard a thump from upstairs. Then her three-year-old son Santiago appeared, covered in lotion, his shirt missing and his pants soaking wet. The bank risk manager was working from home because of the...

Shares of Butterfield Bank surged 10.4 per cent in Bermuda Stock Exchange trading. The bank gained $1.70 to close on $18 as 200 shares changed hands. Butterfield’s US-listed shares moved in the opposite direction, sliding $1.08, or 5.96 per cent, to ...

“Everything seems to be one gigantic mistake. We console ourselves by saying that everything has happened as it should not have happened. But it is we who are mistaken, not history. We must learn to look reality in the face; if necessary, we must inv...

Funeral directors have adapted to the new normal so families can still mourn their loved ones despite restrictions imposed over the Covid-19 pandemic. Leon Amis, the owner of Amis Memorial Chapel in Warwick, said yesterday that funeral services would...

More than 20 Bermudians are marooned on a cruise ship denied entry to a series of ports in the Southern Hemisphere because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The group is on board the Bermudian-registered cruise ship, Coral Princess, which was on a cruise fro...

The Fairmont Southampton has lit up to spread some love during the coronavirus crisis. The hotel, which switched on the windows of its empty rooms in the shape of a heart last night, said on its Facebook page: “Fairmont Southampton loves you. Togethe...

Bermuda’s human rights watchdog today asked community leaders to protect the vulnerable after major restrictions were imposed to fight the spread of the coronavirus. The Human Rights Commission said that the homeless, abuse victims and people with me...

Registration for boats and moorings licences will be open for three months from next Wednesday, the Department of Marine and Ports said today. The period, which includes registration for commercial boats, will run from April 1 to June 30. A spokesman...