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Internet connection problems caused a breakdown for the Bermuda Weather Service as Hurricane Paulette hit Bermuda, it was revealed yesterday. Regular updates on the BWS website halted early on Monday morning as the storm began to batter the island. B...

Meliseanna Gibbons suited up in PPE, walked into the ICU at Wyckoff Heights Medical Centre and bravely faced the unknown. It was March 14 and in a special, pressurised room lay an 82-year-old woman with Covid-19. Medical staff believed that she had d...

Ten students graduated from a entrepreneurship programme hosted by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation. Awards and a graduation ceremony for the third BEDC Summer Student Entrepreneur Programme was held at the Hamilton Princess and Beach Clu...

The Royal Bermuda Yacht Club and World Match Racing Tour have announced that the Bermuda Gold Cup will also host the 2020 Open Match Racing World Championship. The Bermuda Gold Cup, which was postponed from mid-May to late October, has rejoined the W...

The Progressive Labour Party today highlighted the country’s need for unity in the wake of Hurricane Paulette. Walter Roban, the deputy leader of the party, said that the response by emergency services and the public to help before and after the stor...

Southampton Rangers and Somerset Bridge Recreation Club are mourning the death of former club cricketer Gary Crofton. The steady seam bowler passed away on Sunday at age 59 following a bout with cancer. Crofton started his career at Rangers before jo...

Flora Duffy says her triumph at the Karlovy Vary ITU Triathlon World Cup event in the Czech Republic last weekend has sent her confidence soaring. Duffy, competing over the Olympic distance for the first time this season, blitzed one of the strongest...

Delray Rawlins’s Sussex Sharks suffered another setback in their bid to advance beyond the Vitality Blast group stage after losing by four wickets away to leaders Surrey at The Kia Oval in Kennington today. The visiting side posted 165 for seven afte...

The Department of Public Transportation advises the public that because of the hazards of low-hanging communication cables and vegetation left in the wake of Hurricane Paulette, bus service will be unable to resume this morning. The DPT can advise t...

Fewer than 150 homes were still without power this afternoon as Belco crews continued Hurricane Paulette restoration efforts. All main lines had been restored and electricity was back on for more than 24,000 customers by late afternoon yesterday. A t...

Dozens of restaurants will take part in a festival celebrating Bermuda’s outdoor dining options tomorrow. The Alfresco Dining Festival, organised by the Bermuda Tourism Authority, is hoped to encourage people to support restaurants across the island....

Law firm Conyers is offering a gap-year internship for students who have put their studies on hold for a year as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Student Gap-Year Internship is a six- to eight-month paid programme to support high-potential, rec...