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Once they arrive, jabs will be made available to those most vulnerable to the disease

No attempt was made by the Bermuda Police Service to arrange for daughter of Zane DeSilva to speak to them voluntarily, judge says

Sophia Cannonier and her husband, Michael Watson, were first accused of breaking Covid-19 laws more than two years ago with the judgment delayed again yesterday

Samples have been sent to the Caribbean Public Health Agency for sequencing

A new variety of the coronavirus is not as dangerous as previously feared. What’s more, Lisa Jarvis writes, the autumn jab should provide good protection

Little is known of the new Omicron form of the virus, with scant evidence that it can cause any more serious illness

A new study of prison populations shows vaccination can ward off infection — up to a point. Masks and ventilation could make the difference, Lisa Jarvis writes

Bermuda is searching for its second Chief Medical Officer in three years

In the trial of Sophia Cannonier and Michael Watson, who are charged with breaching public safety regulations, a molecular biologist argues there was no need to quarantine

Health minister advises caution as eight outbreaks are reported, and says antivirals are available

Khalid Wasi writes that antivax campaigner Eugene Dean deserves credit for his perseverance in keeping the discussion alive throughout the Covid-19 pandemic

The trial of Sophia Cannonier and Michael Watson will resume next month, having dragged on for almost a year