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A report on the status of Bermuda’s criminal injuries compensation system is set to be put before the House of Assembly at its next session. It comes after reports that the was “severely backlogged”, resulting in victims of violent crime waiting year...

A division of global reinsurer Swiss Re, has projected a jump in the world’s property & casualty insurance premiums over the next two decades. In a report entitled “More risk: the changing nature of p&c insurance opportunities to 2040”, Swiss Re Inst...

The global pandemic has highlighted climate change together with diversity issues such as inequity and social injustice – issues that also are increasingly being considered by executives and directors of the world’s modern banks as an evolving concer...

An oversight in the commissioning of the North Power Station and “incorrect operating instructions” sparked an island-wide power outage last year, energy firm Belco revealed yesterday. A Belco spokesman said the company had been “resolving warranty i...

The Hurricane Teddy-driven seas were the highest in almost 30 years, a veteran charter boat captain and conservationist said yesterday. Choy Aming, also co-founder of the Bermuda Shark Project, added: “I might actually dig out some old photos to loo...

Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers mobilised for the second time in a week to help clear the roadways in the aftermath of hurricanes Paulette and Teddy. More than 75 troops were embodied for Teddy, but senior officers said the storm had caused little da...

As Hurricane Teddy disappears into the rear-view mirror, older readers may have remarked on the increased frequency of hurricanes, both targeting Bermuda and more generally. Hurricane experts have already named the most recent hurricanes Alpha and B...

A group of children filmed playing close to stormy waters and strong waves could have died, the Commissioner of Police warned yesterday. Stephen Corbishley also highlighted that the adults who allowed the children near the water as Hurricane Teddy ap...

The public were warned to be prepared for the approach of Hurricane Teddy and follow safety advice to protect their homes and families. Bermuda is expected to avoid the worst of the storm, but the Emergency Measures Organisation said people should st...

The Royal Gazette has not published a print edition today because of the complication brought by Hurricane Teddy. The Monday online edition has been updated as normal and will be continue to be active as and when news develops. We will return to norm...

Bermuda is expected to escape the worst of Hurricane Teddy, but could still suffer a prolonged period of tropical storm-force winds, it was warned last night. A Tropical Storm Watch remains in effect today as Teddy — which has weakened to a Category ...

Hurricane Teddy is forecast to bring hurricane force gusts to Bermuda on Monday. The storm is expected to come within about 100 miles of the island overnight on Sunday, by which time it is predicted to have downgraded from Category 4 to Category 2 or...