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Twenty-two school soccer teams visiting the Island for a tournament are all able to get off the Island ahead of Hurricane Gonzalo, the Bermuda Tourism Authority said this afternoon. “Hastily arranged” seats on charter and commercial flights were orga...

Hardware stores were inundated with shoppers yesterday as the Island prepares for the arrival of Hurricane Gonzalo. Thousands descended on Masters and Gorham’s to pick up emergency supplies. SAL in Devonshire was also packed with residents determined...

Just last week Bermuda was patting itself on the back as the end of what had been forecast to be be a slower-than-normal hurricane season approached. Once again it looked as if we might run the annual June-November gauntlet without experiencing the ...

Belco reports 1,900 remaining customers without power as of 9am today. Crews remain hard at work in several pockets of the Island, particularly the Cedar Hill area. Work remains to be done in the following areas, and is likely to proceed slowly as “s...

Argus Group is bringing several international loss adjusters to Bermuda to deal with major claims from Hurricane Gonzalo. The insurer said in a statement today it had made the decision to “best assist both corporate clients and individuals”. The comp...

Extra flights are operating from LF Wade International Airport tomorrow to get visitors out of Bermuda before Hurricane Gonzalo hits. But the airport will close at 9pm tomorrow and remain closed on Friday. The Emergency Measures Organisation (EMO) sa...

Gonzalo has become a major hurricane over the Atlantic and poses a threat to Bermuda. The Bermuda Weather Service issued a hurricane warning at midnight and their midnight forecast put Gonzalo’s closest point of approach to the Island within 72 hours...