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Government has insisted that demand for the Pfizer vaccine was still high and that the island would have enough supplies to reach herd immunity. The Royal Gazette sent a series of questions to Government’s department of communication earlier this...

Government today came under fire for its decision to push ahead with mandatory quarantine for unvaccinated arrivals to the island – despite softening its position on the regulation. The Government announced last month that anyone who landed in Bermud...

A bid to temporarily block mandatory quarantine laws for travellers not vaccinated against Covid-19 was rejected because the applicants failed to show that they would suffer “irreparable harm” under the proposed law. At a hearing last Friday three pe...

The Opposition tonight took a swing at the Government over a delay in the implementation of hotel quarantines for travellers. The measure, to be paid for by returned residents and visitors, was scheduled to be introduced today. But the Government ann...

A mandatory hotel quarantine at their own expense for non-immunised travellers to Bermuda will come into force on June 13 rather than tomorrow, the Government announced this morning. The news came after a Supreme Court challenge yesterday where Chief...

A Supreme Court bid for a temporary block on the introduction of a controversial Covid-19 regulation to force non-vaccinated residents who returned from overseas to pay for quarantine in a hotel was rejected yesterday. Chief Justice Narinder Hargun s...

A legal challenge to planned controversial public safety restrictions is scheduled to be heard in the Supreme Court today. Pressure group Constitutional Freedom Bermuda filed a summons yesterday to ask for an injunction against the Government propos...

Lawyers for a pressure group who want to block planned compulsory coronavirus quarantines at hotels are expected to apply for an interim injunction today, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The news came after Constitutional Freedom Bermuda hit its target...

More than 100 people yesterday took part in a second car rally protesting against the Government’s Covid-19 regulations. Cars and bikes gathered outside Bernard Park for the start of the rally, which was significantly smaller than the first protes...