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Two more people have been diagnosed with Covid-19, the health ministry revealed tonight. The cases — both of whom are in hospital — bring the total for Bermuda to 37 cases. The news came after 25 test results came back, 23 of which were clear. A Gove...

Police warned today that they were aware of a plan by rogue motorcyclists for a breach of the 24-hour shelter in place order. A spokesman said the “Moto Purge” had been promoted on social media with the intention of “pulling chase” from police office...

Three men are to be charged after they were caught in breach of the curfew rules, police said today. Officers found the men on Devonshire’s Vesey Street just before 9pm on Friday night after complaints about noise nuisance from nearby residents. Poli...

The Corporation of St George has joined the effort to collect garbage after government trash collectors downed tools earlier this week. The East End workers pitched in with the City of Hamilton and private collectors to help clear a backlog caused by...

Bermudian residents abroad during the Covid-19 crisis can tap into assistance overseas, the Government said tonight. People in Britain and the United States who want to return home can fill in an online for at https://forms.gov.bm/covid19/return. Ber...

A charity devoted to the welfare of blind people is still in operation despite being forced to close its doors because of the Covid-19 crisis. Vision Bermuda, formerly the Bermuda Society for the Blind, shut last Friday. However, a spokeswoman said: ...

The Governor yesterday toured Warwick Camp and talked to the Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers in the front line of the battle against Covid-19. John Rankin said: “I was very pleased to visit Warwick Camp to meet the members of the Royal Bermuda Regime...

The Hamilton Princess has been lit up with heart symbols to show its support for the global fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. The hotel, which shut its doors last week for the duration of the crisis, put the lights on in empty rooms to make the he...

Cyber criminals could take advantage of the Covid-19 crisis to hack the computers of people working from home, the national security minister warned today. Wayne Caines said that there were reports from other countries that “malicious parties are alr...

Police and Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers have teamed up to enforce Covid-19 quarantine and isolation restrictions, it was announced yesterday. Assistant Commissioner of Police Martin Weekes warned that the power to detain offenders “will be conside...