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Emergency services were pulled from the roads this morning as the expected Hurricane Paulette moved closer to Bermuda. The Emergency Measure Organisation said it had moved to “red status” - no emergency vehicles to move over the height of the storm -...

A woman with serious health problems was rushed to the hospital by firefighters. The woman, affected by a string of health complications, was treated by fire service EMTs and taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital as no ambulances were available....

The Royal Gazette will not publish on Monday because of the expected overnight arrival of Hurricane Paulette, which is expected to hit Bermuda with sustained winds through the early hours of tomorrow morning. We will return on Tuesday with a special ...

A motorbike crash tonight sparked an appeal from police for people to keep off the roads as an expected hurricane approached the island. A spokesman said: “The public is urged to stay off the roads as winds continue to increase into the night.” The a...

The potential hurricane strike will hit Covid-19 tests and quarantining of travellers, health officials warned yesterday. A spokeswoman for the health ministry said that test sites may have to be closed to ensure the safety of the public and test tea...

A motorcycle rider died after his bike was in collision with a car yesterday. A police spokesman said: “Details are limited at this time. However, it appears that a motorcycle and a private car were involved. “The motorcycle rider, a male, was found...

A 31-year-old man who died after he fell off the dockside in Hamilton this week has been named by police. Kristian Baboolal, 31, a Canadian national who worked for the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, hit his head on the stern of the party boat Zara b...

A loaded handgun magazine lost by an armed police officer has been recovered, police said yesterday. A police spokesman said the magazine was handed in by a member of the public. He added: “The BPS would like to thank the individual who did the right...

Doubling at bridge is always a troublesome area, particularly for beginners and intermediates, who often will either take another bid or pass without doubling even when it is clear that the opponents are way too high in the bidding. This week’s colum...

Police warned the public yesterday to be on the alert for spiked drinks. A police spokesman said: “Summer may almost be over, but there are still lots of parties taking place, not to mention nightclubs being frequented with the easing of Covid-19 res...